Since few days i have so much thick saliva in my mouth, feels weird and i keep spitting. My period is delayed by 5 days so im wondering if its connected. Is this a pregnancy thing? never heard anyone mention it before.
With my PCOS history, I was always wary of symptoms that could be anything. Thick saliva can happen for various reasons, not just pregnancy. While it might be a symptom for *some*, it's definitely not a primary or reliable indicator. Please do a pregnancy test or visit your doctor for clarity.
Congrats if you're suspecting pregnancy! In my experience, the early signs are so confusing. Thick saliva wasn't something I personally had, but I've heard some women mention it. It's usually due to hormonal changes. Don't worry too much, take a reliable test to know for sure. The recovery from C-section was another journey altogether!
Oh, I totally understand looking for every little sign! It's so anxiety-inducing in those early days. Thick saliva can be a pregnancy symptom for some women, a condition called ptyalism, often linked with nausea. But it's not a definitive sign on its own. A proper pregnancy test or a doctor's confirmation is the real way to know.
While many small changes can be experienced during pregnancy, relying on one symptom like thick saliva can be misleading. It's always best to get confirmation from a proper pregnancy test. If you are concerned or have other symptoms, please consult your gynac for accurate assessment and advice.
While I focus a lot on general wellness like walking and light yoga (with doc's permission), I know symptoms can be really varied. Thick saliva, or ptyalism, can sometimes happen in early pregnancy due to hormonal changes, but it's not a universal sign for everyone. It's better to observe other symptoms too.
Yaar, pregnancy mein body na bohot ajeeb ajeeb cheezein karti hai! Don't stress too much about just one symptom. Thick saliva *can* be a thing for some, but it's not like a definitive sign, you know? Best to take a home pregnancy test if you've missed your period, that's more accurate.
