1 People with low blood platelets, or a bleeding disorder, are more likely to have nosebleeds (epistaxis). 2  High blood pressure.  You have had trauma or injury to the head, face or nose areas, from an accident or from falling down.
And if at some point you decide to have another baby, Anne tells us that it might not be as easy to hide... With subsequent babies women often start to show earlier, around nine weeks - because the muscles have been stretched before..
With first time mothers, baby bumps start to show around week 12 of their pregnancy, or just as they enter their second trimester. This is the time when the baby rises out of the pelvis. However, this is not a rule. Some mothers get baby bumps sooner, some get them later. Also, some mothers try to disguise their bump.