Probable manifestations

Refers to clinical manifestations perceived by a clinician during physical examination suggestive of pregnancy. They include:

Chadwick’s sign, Blue discoloration of the cervix and vagina happens around 4^th week of gestation.

Goodell’s sign, Softening of the cervix happens around the 6-8^th week of gestation.

Hegar’s sign, Softening of the uterus happens around 6-12^th week of gestation

Braxton Hicks Contractions, false labor contractions that are not regular and won’t result in cervical dilation

Leucorrhoea gravidarum a natural whitish vaginal discharge produced in excess especially during 1^st trimester.

Uterine enlargement where by it becomes abdominal at 12^th week of gestation.