First 72 hours of pregnancy symptoms how to be sure?

Ok please pray for me I didn’t want to post this because I don’t want to jinx anything but I just spent the past 7ish hours in the er my gynecologist told me that was the best place to go for my situation, giving my history with the miscarriage everything looks good for now but they want me to come back in 72 hours to rule out an ectopic pregnancy so please pray for me that everything is ok

With my first pregnancy (which was a boy) I was sooooo sick every single day.. it was horrible… & now with this pregnancy.. my symptoms are so mild that I want to take a pregnancy test everyday just to be sure I’m still pregnant 🤣 It’s crazy from going from so sick the first time around to then just super fatigued .. bloated & nauseas here and there instead of everyday. Now I’m thinking maybe this pregnancy is a girl……. Anyone else ? Different pregnancies ?

Hi Moms! So I’m 24 and this is my First Pregnancy! Is it normal to not get a lot of the pregnancy symptoms? Im also high risk pregnancy cuz of diabetes so if anyone has any tips it would be much appreciated!

Update: They say my water is possibly broken. No contractions or pains… it’s been over 72 hours. Possibility it could reseal 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Hey guys 🖐 am not to sure how far I am last ultrasound dr said 5.6 weeks but since I have pcos not to sure. Question for any of you really pregnancy symptoms. I usted to feel lots of pressure on my lower belly the first weeks and a lil discomfort. But I havent felt any in 2 days. Is this normal? Has it happened to anyone? We had a miscarriage earlier this year and am so scared not feeling prego.

Im still not sure ive miscarried yet, nothing has been a sure sign of it, i actually still have symptoms of being pregnant , this is nerve racking , im ready to know for sure whats going on i don't have any more apts im just waiting for my cycle to return i guess , im ready to be able to try again or a miracle straighten this non viable pregnancy out

okay guys i need help this is the first month of me and my girlfriend trying and i am 4 days past my period and having some pregnancy symptoms yet all test have come back negative and not to sure what to do

I have a quick question for everyone. I saw a video on TikTok a couple weeks ago and it was about the first 72 hours after your baby arrives. It was saying that those first 72 hours are the most important time to be doing skin to skin almost all the time. It builds the bond between baby and mother or father a lot stronger, and supposedly helps build their immune system quicker. What is your take on how long you should do skin to skin after baby is born? Do you think you should do it a lot longer than 72 hours?

Last weekend before the baby is here. I just want to lay around all day. What is your "must do" in the last 72 hours before baby day?

The other line isn’t that dark so does it mean I’ll be ovulating in 72 hours instead of 24-48 hours ?