Whether you're anxious to find out if you're finally pregnant or you're not sure if you have an unplanned pregnancy, your body will probably give you several clues early on. Unfortunately, sometimes these signs are subtle and resemble those you experience before or during your period.In a typical 28-day cycle, your ovaries release an egg around the 14th day during ovulation, when there is the greatest chance for fertilization. When an egg is fertilized, you have conceived. The fertilized egg still needs to travel to the uterus and become implanted in the uterine wall, a process which releases the hormone hCG that is used to detect pregnancy with home and blood tests. This can take up to 5 to 6 days after conception and it's the earliest time at which you can experience symptoms.
