The following is a list of symptoms that could be normal during pregnancy, however, if these symptoms persist longer, then it needs to be addressed:
Ectopic pregnancy: Even during an ectopic pregnancy, hCG is present in the urine as well as in the blood. However, the amount of hCG is very low.
Persistent abdominal pain: Abdominal pain or discomfort in the pelvic region is common. It is due to the growing of the womb as the muscles and ligaments are getting pulled. However, if this pain is persistent along with other symptoms such as bleeding, cramping, swollen hands, legs, and feet, then please visit your doctor.
Urge to pee: If the urge to pee has increased and you experience a burning sensation while peeing, it could be a sign of a UTI. Other symptoms of UTI are blood-tinged urine, fever, pain in the lower tummy. However, during the first trimester, frequent peeing is common.
Vaginal bleeding: Vaginal bleeding or spotting in the early stages of pregnancy is known as implantation. However, if the bleeding continues or more bleeding, it could be a cervical infection.
Dizziness: In the second trimester, feeling light-headed is normal. This happens as progesterone is highly active in the body. If the dizziness continues along with blurred vision, vaginal bleeding, pain in your abdomen, please consult your doctor.