Don't you trust your pregnancy test? These are the four signs that you're looking forward to.

For many women, those weeks before confirming they're pregnant are filled with anxiety! There are signs that everyone feels, but now and through the tests at home you can understand. If you want to know a home pregnancy test measures hCG hormone levels in urine. It is the hormone that is released into the bloodstream immediately after conception and is usually a sure indication that you are pregnant. Most doctors recommend wait until at least 14 days have passed since the anticipated relationship and date of conception.

Many women spend an anxious week or two feeling very early signs of pregnancy; plus online research about the symptoms you are pregnant with before consulting a doctor. Then there are some women who show pregnancy symptoms, but the negative results of testing make them believe they are not pregnant. For this, there are some signs that can confirm what your body says:

1 You don't get the period: Whether you're using contraceptive or not a lost period is always a pregnancy sign, and you all know that! While there are many other reasons for an irregular cycle of sickness, stress, and diligent activity is one of the main indicators for many women.

2 An increase in breast size: Once again, there are many causes for increased breast size and tenderness, in fact, many women suffer from both each month before you get your period. But if you notice a change, it can be a sign of pregnancy.

3 Mixed: After a period, perhaps the most classic sign of pregnancy is “the morning sickness” or vomiting. But not everyone will experience mix when they get pregnant.

4 Sometimes an increase in urinary frequency: Many women observe an added need to urinate in early stages of pregnancy. This is because your body is increasing the amount of blood it pumps, causing your kidneys to process more fluids than usual, which leads to more fluids in your bladder

Dr. Farell says: If you're under two weeks of pregnancy the test can be negative because it's too early. HCG hormone levels are usually not high enough to detect in urine or blood under two weeks.