Which part of the body does implantation pain occur?

For many couples who are preparing for pregnancy, getting pregnant requires several steps. First, the woman must ovulate normally every month, the sperm must combine with the egg smoothly, and the fertilized egg must successfully implant in the uterus so that the fertilized egg can begin to grow and develop. Although these processes are carried out silently, many women will feel pain when the fertilized egg implants.

Which part of the body will hurt during implantation? Generally, there is no pain. The fact is that the process from fertilization to implantation of the fertilized egg is almost silent, except that a few pregnant women will have physiological implantation bleeding and slight cramps. Therefore, sperm implantation is generally not painful. It is recommended to do a blood test for HCG as soon as one week after sexual intercourse to determine whether you are pregnant. HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) is the "pregnancy test" hormone that obstetricians and gynecologists are familiar with and most commonly used. Blood hCG is an important basis for judging pregnancy. Generally, test strips from regular manufacturers are more accurate. If the test strips are operated correctly according to the requirements, the accuracy rate is above 98%. However, it will only be effective if tested 14 days after sexual intercourse.