Can pregnancy be detected in 23 days?

Most of the time, women are very surprised or delighted when they find out they are pregnant. And they usually find out that they are pregnant by using pregnancy test strips or going to the hospital for examination. However, since the baby is not fully developed in the woman's belly, it cannot be detected. So if a woman is 23 days pregnant, can she be tested to see if she is pregnant?

The early pregnancy test paper can usually detect pregnancy about 5-10 days after the menstruation is delayed. If the test paper shows two red lines, it means that you are pregnant, otherwise you are not pregnant. There are many ways to test for early pregnancy, and the testing time for different methods is different. The best time for an early pregnancy test depends on the method used. The best time for an early pregnancy test is one week after the menstrual period is overdue. The most common methods for detecting early pregnancy include pregnancy test strips, basal body temperature, B-ultrasound, and blood HCG testing.

1. Ultrasound examination time

The time for B-ultrasound detection of early pregnancy is generally about a week after the menstruation is delayed. You can go to the hospital for an ultrasound to see if you are pregnant. If you can see a pregnancy halo under the B-ultrasound, it means you are pregnant.

2. Basic body temperature test early pregnancy time

This test method can be said to be the earliest method of early pregnancy testing, and it can also be said to be the longest method of early pregnancy testing, because body temperature must be measured every day for at least one week.

3. Time for blood HCG test to detect pregnancy

To check whether you are pregnant, you can usually go to the hospital for a blood HCG test about 10 days after having sex to check the HCG content in the blood.

Precautions for early pregnancy test

Early pregnancy test is not the earlier the better. Testing too early will cause inaccurate test results. Therefore, in order to improve the accuracy of the test, you must choose an optimal time for early pregnancy test. The best time to take a pregnancy test is normally one week after your period is delayed, or 10-14 days after your period stops.

Using early pregnancy test strips to test pregnancy is the basic method for most women to detect pregnancy. The working principle of the test is to detect human chorionic gonadotropin, i.e. hCG, in human urine. hCG will exist in the blood and urine. The rate and amount of human chorionic gonadotropin secretion by pregnant women are abnormal. If the test is tested too early, the HCG level in the body will be low and difficult to measure. It will not become increasingly obvious until 10 to 14 days.

The timing of the pregnancy test can also be determined based on the occurrence of early pregnancy reactions. Usually women will experience early pregnancy reactions around 6 weeks of pregnancy, usually manifested by dizziness, fatigue, drowsiness, increased salivation, loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting. Vomiting often occurs in the early morning and on an empty stomach. Some women also particularly like to eat sour and cold foods. These early pregnancy reactions will disappear around 12 weeks of pregnancy, but for some people they may last longer. When the above symptoms occur, it is recommended to go to the hospital for early pregnancy testing in time.