The first thing you notice is that you’re tired all the time. Then the nausea starts.
You will start feeling dizzy and you may faint. As the condition progresses you may experience extreme itching on your abdomen, your palms and your feet. Parts of your body may start to swell up: your feet (sometimes by up to two sizes), your hands. You may experience leg cramps and extreme pain from your back down to your foot.
Other symptoms may include nosebleeds, haemorrhoids, constipation, inability to sleep and a constant need to urinate. In the later stages, you may find small balls of flesh growing on your neck, your groin, and in your armpits.
No, you’re not dying of a rare and terrible disease – you’re pregnant. And this is a relatively straightforward pregnancy.
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