Pregnancy Quiz: Am I Pregnant?
If you are wondering, “Am I pregnant?” you can start by reading the signs that your own body may be already giving you. Take this early pregnancy quiz to learn more.
This online Pregnancy Quiz can help you better understand the potential symptoms of early pregnancy.
Sometimes we hear questions like, “What is the most accurate Am I Pregnant quiz?” or “Can I take a pregnancy test online?”.
The short answer is this:
The only way to know for sure that you are pregnant is to take an in-person pregnancy test and confirm the results with an ultrasound!
Contact us for your free pregnancy test and ultrasound in the Mountain Grove, Missouri and surrounding areas.
This post medically reviewed by on-staff nurse, Tomi Matlock, RN.
Note: The information on this site is for educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional and/or medical advice.
Online Pregnancy Quiz
Pregnancy symptoms can differ for each individual. Some will experience only a few early pregnancy symptoms, and some will notice many or all of them.
This quiz is meant to give you a general idea of the most common early signs of pregnancy.
Results
If you answered yes to any of these questions (a score of 10% or more), there is always a chance you could be pregnant. Start a chat on this screen to schedule an appointment with the Pregnancy Resource Center of Mountain Grove. OR contact your local pregnancy help center or doctor’s office to schedule a pregnancy test and ultrasound to know for sure.
If you answered yes to any of these questions (a score of 10% or more), there is always a chance you could be pregnant. Start a chat on this screen to schedule an appointment with the Pregnancy Resource Center of Mountain Grove. OR contact your local pregnancy help center or doctor’s office to schedule a pregnancy test and ultrasound to know for sure.
#1. Have you missed a period?
If you are currently having your period, then it is most likely that you are not pregnant. If the time that you normally have your period has passed, then you might be pregnant. A missed period is the most telling early sign of pregnancy. However, if you have an irregular menstrual cycle, it may be hard to know if you’ve truly “missed” your period or not. (1)
#2. Have you noticed spotting and cramping?
When the fertilized egg attaches to the wall of the uterus, this may cause spotting and even cramping. This is called “implantation bleeding.” This occurs anywhere from 6 to 12 days after the egg is fertilized. The cramps resemble menstrual cramps, so some women mistake them and the bleeding for the start of their period. The bleeding and cramps, however, are slight.(2)
#3. Do you have swollen, tender breasts or nipples?
This is one of the most reported symptoms of pregnancy. Changes to the breasts can start as early as 1 to 2 weeks after conception. (3)
#4. Do you have an upset stomach (nausea)?
Morning sickness or nausea is a common sign of pregnancy. Not all women experience nausea, while others experience it throughout their pregnancy. Nausea can begin as early as 5 weeks, with most women experiencing some level of nausea by week 8 of pregnancy. (4)
#5. Are you going to the bathroom a lot?
Frequent urination is common early in your pregnancy. Due to hormonal changes, the increasing size of the uterus itself and increased blood circulation to the pelvis, you may find yourself visiting the restroom more frequently. Additionally, increased hormone levels may result in constipation.
#6. Do you have unusual cravings?
If you are pregnant, you may start to experience cravings for certain foods. This is common both early and late in pregnancy. It is also common to have an aversion to both the taste and smell of certain foods.
#7. Do you feel lightheaded?
Feeling dizzy or light-headed, especially immediately after standing or changing your position quickly, can be a possible sign of pregnancy. Dizziness may be the result of a change in your blood volume and blood pressure or a deficiency in iron.
#8. Do you have more headaches than normal?
Due to hormonal changes in pregnancy, you may experience headaches.
#9. Are you moody?
Early in pregnancy, an increase in hormones may result in mood swings. When added to the potential stress caused by the uncertainty of pregnancy, you may feel sad, sulky or irritated.
#10. Are you feeling extra tired?
You may feel fatigue early and late in pregnancy. Your body may be tired because:
- It’s working hard to take care of your growing baby. Your body’s making pregnancy hormones and you’re using a lot of energy, even when you sleep.
- You may have trouble sleeping at night because you’re uncomfortable or you need to get up to go to the bathroom. Later in pregnancy, leg cramps may wake you up at night.“ (5)
Are You Pregnant?
Find out for sure with a free test at the Pregnancy Resource Center of Mountain Grove.
Understanding This “Could I Be Pregnant” Pregnancy Quiz
If you answered yes to any of the questions on this pregnancy quiz, you could be pregnant as they are all common early pregnancy symptoms.
Of course, these symptoms can be completely unrelated to pregnancy as well. Many of them could be signs that your period will start soon.
To know if you are actually pregnant, you need to take a urine pregnancy test.
A sonogram (ultrasound) after that can confirm your results.
If you’d rather, you can also schedule a blood test at your doctor’s office.
False Positives and False Negatives
Home pregnancy tests claim to be 99% accurate but there is a slight chance that they can be wrong, which is called a “false-positive.”
A false-positive may result if the fertilized egg is no longer attached to the uterine lining.
Additionally, issues with ovaries or side effects from fertility drugs could cause a false positive.
There is also a chance for a false-negative reading. This can happen if you:
- take the test too early
- you use the test kit incorrectly
- you have diluted urine.
Reading and following the directions exactly will reduce the possibility of false-negative or false-positive results.
Confirm your Pregnancy with our Free Services
The Pregnancy Resource Center of Mountain Grove will give you a free, quality and confidential clinical grade pregnancy test.
If your test reads positive, we can also schedule a limited OB ultrasound to provide pregnancy confirmation.
Have Pregnancy Questions?
Reach out to the Pregnancy Resource Center of Mountain Grove.
Not in our area? Find a Center near you.
Thank you for taking our free online pregnancy quiz!
We hope it has helped you and given you the information you needed about common pregnancy symptoms.
For an appointment with the Pregnancy Resource Center of Mountain Grove, hit the chat button on this screen.
Also check out:
When Should You Take a Pregnancy Test?
Teen Pregnancy Options: I’m Pregnant, Now what?
Most Common Early Pregnancy Symptoms
What to Expect at Your Visit to the Pregnancy Resource Center
When Does Human Life Actually Begin?
References:
2 https://www.webmd.com/baby/guide/pregnancy-am-i-pregnant#1
3 https://americanpregnancy.org/getting-pregnant/early-pregnancy-symptoms/
4 https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/290414#12-early-signs-of-pregnancy
5 https://www.marchofdimes.org/pregnancy/common-discomforts-of-pregnancy.aspx#
