How to feel pregnant

We all know that women cannot feel that they are pregnant in the early stages of pregnancy. They can only judge their pregnancy through some changes in the body. At that time, the fetus is still relatively small. It may just be a fertilized egg, so it will not communicate with the mother. When the fetus grows up and its limbs are fully grown, they will kick the mother's belly to communicate with the mother. So how can you feel pregnancy?

There are generally several aspects of the early symptoms of pregnancy: first, loss of appetite, constant drowsiness and lethargy; second, possible nasal congestion and cold-like symptoms; third, possible nausea and vomiting; fourth, breast swelling, darkening of areola color, and the appearance of some small nodules; fifth, the increase in vaginal discharge. The above are common symptoms that you can feel yourself. A small number of people may experience mild abdominal pain or a small amount of vaginal bleeding due to the implantation of the fertilized egg. When the above symptoms occur, it is recommended to take an early pregnancy test and, if necessary, perform an ultrasound or blood test for HCG to confirm pregnancy.

If you have a history of sexual activity and your period is delayed, the first thing you should consider is the possibility of pregnancy. After the pregnancy is confirmed due to delayed menstruation, some women will experience some early pregnancy reactions such as nausea, vomiting, drowsiness, anorexia, etc. There are also many women who may not have any early pregnancy symptoms, but only have delayed menstruation and are confirmed to be pregnant. If you want to confirm your pregnancy yourself, you can buy an early pregnancy test to test it after your period is delayed. If the test shows a positive result, it is basically confirmed that you are pregnant. If your period has not yet arrived, it is impossible to detect whether you are pregnant.

You can only guess that you are pregnant based on some signs, but you still need to check the specifics. Delayed menstruation is an obvious sign of pregnancy. In addition, the breasts begin to enlarge and become more sensitive 4 to 6 weeks after pregnancy, which can also be used as a basis for speculation. After that, there are some early pregnancy reactions (dizziness, nausea, regurgitation, loss of appetite, picky eating, preference for sour food, aversion to greasy food, etc.)

It is recommended to do a pregnancy test to see if you are pregnant. A blood test HCG test can be done one week after sexual intercourse to confirm whether you are pregnant. After 14 days, you can use a test strip to test your morning urine to confirm whether you are pregnant. After 40 days of amenorrhea, you can do a B-ultrasound to confirm.