What to do if you are pregnant for one week

Generally speaking, pregnancy reactions only appear after more than thirty days of pregnancy. Common reactions include nausea and vomiting, which are all signs of early pregnancy. If you are not sure when these signs appear, you should go to a regular hospital for diagnosis. Once pregnancy is confirmed, pay attention to diet and exercise appropriately, and do a good job of protecting the fetus.

The earliest sign of pregnancy is delayed menstruation. The fertilized egg usually implants in the endometrium one week after sexual intercourse. If you want to medically determine whether you are pregnant as early as possible, you can go to the hospital's gynecology department for blood HCG monitoring and confirmation. Most women do not experience early pregnancy symptoms such as nausea and vomiting, fatigue, drowsiness, loss of appetite, food selectivity, and frequent urination until about 6 weeks after menstruation.

Generally, women will have some special reactions after pregnancy, such as a special preference for certain types of food: this means that you may start adding salt to everything you eat, or always feel that you can't drink enough orange juice. Another strange pregnancy reaction is that you start to crave certain foods that you never had before or that you thought had no taste.

Common symptoms and treatments in early pregnancy:

1. Early reaction of pregnancy: cessation of menstruation: Women with regular menstruation should consider whether they are pregnant once their menstruation stops. If your period does not come 10 days after the due date, you should suspect that you are pregnant. If menstruation does not come within 30 days after the due date, you should be highly suspicious. At least you should go to the hospital for a check-up.

2. Nausea and vomiting (morning sickness) in early pregnancy: Nausea may cause people to mistake it for the flu or some other serious illness. Sometimes it's just a little irritability or very mild nausea, but other times it may be retching or vomiting all day long. Nausea and vomiting are mainly caused by hormonal changes during pregnancy and do not require special treatment. The severity is divided into three levels: 1) Nausea, loss of appetite, mild vomiting: Do not eat too much, eating some soda crackers or toast can relieve the symptoms. 2) Severe vomiting, vomiting several times a day: The doctor will give vitamins or anti-emetic injections. 3) Severe vomiting is accompanied by dehydration and electrolyte imbalance, so you need to seek medical attention immediately and hospitalization is required in severe cases.

Normally, pregnant women should remain calm and remember not to be impatient, as this will affect the development of the baby and be harmful to the growth and development of the baby in the belly. Therefore, pregnant women should listen to more pleasant music to help the baby's growth. Moreover, we should pay more attention to some basic knowledge about diet and exercise in our daily life.