Want to know if you are pregnant?

Generally in the early stages of pregnancy, the symptoms of pregnancy are not very obvious. Therefore, some people do not even know that they are pregnant. This is very unsafe because if you overwork, the consequences will be serious. So, how can you determine whether you are pregnant in the early stages of pregnancy? Are there many such methods?

The period between 1 and 12 weeks of pregnancy is called early pregnancy. It is very important to determine whether there is an early pregnancy. First, measures can be taken early to protect the growth and development of the fetus; second, if childbearing is not needed, artificial abortion can be performed earlier to reduce the pain of pregnant women; third, ectopic pregnancy can be detected early to prevent accidents. Most women who have had childbearing experience can determine whether they are pregnant earlier. Women who are getting married for the first time or who have never given birth generally lack experience in this area. After a woman becomes pregnant, a series of physiological changes occur in her body. The changes in early pregnancy are roughly as follows:

1) Menopause

Amenorrhea is the earliest and most important "signal" of early pregnancy. For married women of childbearing age who have always had normal menstrual cycles, if their menstruation is delayed for more than 10 days, they should consider the possibility of pregnancy. If their menstruation is amenorrhea for more than 2 weeks, they need to go to the hospital to check the cause.

2) Early pregnancy reaction

Most women may experience dizziness, fatigue, drowsiness, increased salivation, loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting after 6 weeks of pregnancy. Vomiting often occurs in the early morning or on an empty stomach. Some pregnant women particularly like to eat acidic and cold foods. The above phenomena are called early pregnancy reactions, which usually disappear on their own around 12 weeks after pregnancy. For a few people, early pregnancy reactions are more severe and last longer.

3) Increased urination frequency

After 8 weeks of pregnancy, you may experience increased urination frequency, which is caused by the enlarged uterus compressing and irritating the bladder. After 12 weeks of pregnancy, the uterus extends beyond the pelvic cavity, the bladder is no longer compressed and irritated, and the symptoms of frequent urination will relieve themselves.

4) Breast changes

After pregnancy, under the joint stimulation of estrogen and progesterone, from the 8th week onwards, the breasts gradually grow larger, the color of the nipples and areola deepens, and dark brown nodules appear around the nipples. After 12 weeks, a small amount of clear milk will be secreted.

The above are some simple ways to determine whether you are pregnant. There are many ways to find out whether you are pregnant, but the reliability of these methods is also different. Therefore, you must be cautious when choosing which method to use to avoid errors in the examination.