How long after marriage is it normal to get pregnant

Getting married, having children, settling down and starting a family, these are what our elders sincerely hope for us. Although the marriage rate is decreasing year by year nowadays. But for most people, marriage is still an inevitable path in life. After marriage, many young couples usually begin to prepare for pregnancy. So, how long after marriage is it normal to get pregnant?

How long after marriage is it normal to get pregnant?

According to the research of scientific data, it can be detected when a woman is about 8 to 10 days pregnant. The simplest and most effective way to detect whether you are pregnant is to use a paper test. The detection method is relatively simple. Women can find out whether they are pregnant by testing their urine at home. If they are pregnant, a specific growth hormone, hCG gonadotropin, can be detected in the urine of pregnant women from the 7th to the tenth day of pregnancy. Early pregnancy test strips detect this substance. The principle of the test is: when a woman becomes pregnant, during the process of embryonic development into a fetus, the trophoblast cells of the embryo produce a large amount of hCG gonadotropin. This hormone will be excreted into the urine through the pregnant woman's blood circulation system. Therefore, testing the hCG in the urine of pregnant women after pregnancy can determine whether they are pregnant. It is fast and accurate. Testing method: Early pregnancy test paper: Collect urine (first morning urine is preferred). Insert the test strip. Observe the result within 5 minutes. Convenient, convenient and precise. Basic bowl temperature measurement: Some women want to get pregnant for contraceptive measures or because of infertility. They can measure the bowl temperature accurately after waking up every morning. The bowl temperature at this time is called the basic bowl temperature. Generally, the fetal temperature before ovulation is below 36.5 degrees, and after ovulation, the fetal temperature rises by 0.3-0.5 degrees, and remains for 12-16 days, with an average of 14 days. If the normal fetal temperature high temperature curve exceeds 18 days, it can be confirmed that you are pregnant. Type B ultrasound examination: First in the 5th week of pregnancy, which is one week after the menstrual period. A circular halo in the uterus can be displayed on the Type B ultrasound screen, also known as the pregnancy ring. The shadow inside the ring is the amniotic fluid of the pregnant woman. Regular fetal heartbeats can also be seen in it. Using B-ultrasound to diagnose early pregnancy is the most appropriate and reliable way.

Symptoms of early pregnancy.

1. Amenorrhea: It is the most obvious symptom. If you have sex without any contraceptive method and your period has not come on time for 2 weeks, and you still haven't had your period for more than 5-7 days, you should consider the possibility of pregnancy.

2. Nausea and retching: Nausea and retching are the most common signs of pregnancy. If you're like most women, morning sickness won't start until about one month into your pregnancy. A very few lucky women do not experience morning sickness throughout their pregnancy.

3. Breast enlargement and sensitivity: This feeling of swelling and pain is very similar to the feeling before your period, but it is more obvious. These pregnancy symptoms will improve significantly after the third month of your pregnancy, and your body will have adapted to the changes in male hormones during pregnancy by then.

4. More sensitive to smells: You may not be able to tolerate the smell of cooking fumes or tea, and some aromas will make you feel nauseous. These pregnancy signs may be caused by your body's rapidly increasing levels of estrogen.

5. Fatigue: You may suddenly feel mentally exhausted or even exhausted. No one knows exactly what causes fatigue in early pregnancy, but rapidly rising levels of progesterone (also called "luteinizing hormone") may make you feel extremely sleepy.

6. Implantation bleeding: small amount of vaginal bleeding. Some women experience light vaginal bleeding around day 11-12 after conception, similar to when you notice you've missed your period. This type of vaginal bleeding may be caused by the fusion of sperm and egg and the embedding of the blood-rich uterine wall, which begins 6 days after fertilization.

7. Abdominal bloating: The changes in male hormones in early pregnancy may cause you to feel abdominal bloating.

8. Frequent and urgent urination: During pregnancy, the amount of blood and other fluids in your body increases, resulting in a large amount of fluid being processed by the kidneys and discharged into the bladder as urine.

9. The body temperature continues to rise during ovulation: If you record your body temperature during ovulation and find that your body temperature during ovulation is high for 18 consecutive days, you may have been pregnant.