Bad allergies a pregnancy symptom?

Question

My husband and I accidentally started TTC..long story, *lol*. My period is due by next Wed. (9/3), I don't think I really have any other symptoms (then again what seems like my normal PMS could be right?) but this week my allergies have been something fierce! I never have seasonal allergies, just situational like cats and stuff, but I have had sneezing spells and a runny nose. I took two tests this week (Tues and Thurs) both not positive. I am just living in my head and making it up out of hope, or am I just a late implanter and I might be pregnant? Thanks!

Answer 1

"Unpredictable Allergies

Seasonal allergies and asthma may become unpredictable during pregnancy. Stein tells WebMD some women see their symptoms improve, while others notice the opposite. She says expectant moms with asthma generally should continue using their inhalers. "If you don't breathe, your baby won't either." "

Answer 2

No. Allergies won't tell you that you are pregnant.

You *may* be pregnant but allergies are not a pregnancy symptom.

Typical pregnancy symptoms usually do not appear until after you miss your period and after the pregnancy test is positive.

Many women with typical symptoms are not pregnant and many pregnant women have no typicall symtoms.

Some pregnant women may experience all, some, or none of the typical pregnancy symptoms:

For most women, missing a menstrual period is usually the very first sign that they are pregnant.

Nausea and morning sickness are usually among the earliest pregnancy symptoms

Even before missing a period, some pregnant women report having to go to the bathroom more often.

Tiredness and exhaustion could be among the very early sign of pregnancy.  

b*****s may often become tender, similar to the way they feel before your period.

Having a typical biphasic or triphasic temperature chart

Many of these symptoms usually do not appear until after a missed period when hCG levels are high enough to induce these symptoms, often weeks after implantation.

Only by doing a pregnancy test after you miss your period (it's positive in 51% of women 1-2 days before a missed period) can you find out if you are pregnant or no.

http://babymed.com/faq/Browse.aspx?52