Research suggests that implementing evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention programs, expanding access to Medicaid family planning services and Title X clinics, and utilizing mass media campaigns to promote safer sex may reduce teen pregnancy and improve outcomes for youth who may be more likely to have a teen birth.
Many are now experiencing the full range of pregnancy symptoms, including nausea, breast tenderness, fatigue, frequent urination, mood swings, and bloating. Another rare symptom is excessive saliva in the mouth, which can last until the end of early pregnancy. Part of the cause of headaches is due to hormonal fluctuations.
For example, a person going through a subclinical pregnancy may not have typical pregnancy symptoms such as fatigue. nausea and vomiting (“morning sickness”); delayed periods and swollen abdomen.
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