One thing that confuses pregnant mothers is that after the symptoms subside, they reappear in the following month. Sometimes, some mothers worry a little because the disappearance of pregnancy symptoms is often considered a bad sign. Is that true? Actually, the disappearance and reappearance of pregnancy symptoms occur due to hormonal fluctuations. Research shows that people usually experience at least two symptoms in the first trimester, even though everyone is different.

"The common symptoms of pregnancy in the first trimester include breast tenderness, frequent urination, cramps, acne, food cravings, bloating, dizziness, mood swings, back pain, and constipation. Some people will experience many of these symptoms, while others may have few or none at all, and this may not occur consistently," said Peter Weiss, a doctor.

In some cases, pregnancy symptoms may not disappear right away, and may even become less noticeable as the mother begins to face the common changes that occur in the body. For example, the mother may start to better understand mood swings or find ways to cope with constipation or nausea.

Decreased fetal movement, or complete cessation of movement, may indicate an emergency condition. Other symptoms may decrease or subside as pregnancy progresses, but not fetal movement. It is important to remember that the fetus may be quieter at certain times of the day, for example, when it is sleeping.