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Edema affects about three quarters of pregnant women starting around week 22 to week 27 of pregnancy, and it will likely stick around until you give birth (on the bright side, pretty soon you won't be able to see anything below your belly anyway).

After testing, you can confirm results by seeing your physician, who can perform even more sensitive pregnancy tests. Blood tests are done at your physician office, but are used less often than urine tests. These tests can detect pregnancy earlier than a home pregnancy test, or about six to eight days after ovulation.

If you get a positive test result on the first day of your missed period, it's probably about 2 weeks since you conceived. You can use the pregnancy due date calculator to work out when your baby is due. More sensitive tests may be able to confirm that you're pregnant from as early as around 8 days after conception.