I want to vomit but can't vomit. Is it pregnancy?

In the early stages of pregnancy, not only will a woman's body experience a series of reactions due to the increased secretion of various hormones, but she will also gradually show discomfort symptoms such as fatigue, drowsiness, and nausea. These are all due to the effects of the continued development of the fetus in the uterus, among which nausea is the most obvious sign. So, does the urge to vomit mean you are pregnant?

I want to vomit but can't vomit. Is it pregnancy?

1. The urge to vomit but not being able to vomit is not necessarily a physical reaction caused by early pregnancy. Moreover, vomiting is one of the symptoms of early pregnancy. After vomiting occurs, it is necessary to observe whether there are other aspects of the body that have early pregnancy symptoms.

2. If you feel like vomiting but can't, it is best to use a pregnancy test stick or other test methods to confirm whether you are pregnant.

When does the early pregnancy reaction begin?

1. Some women are very worried about whether they are pregnant when their period does not come when it is supposed to, and they even start to worry about when they will have early pregnancy symptoms. So when do early pregnancy symptoms start? Because the physical fitness of each female friend is different, the time of early pregnancy symptoms will also be different.

2. Generally, early pregnancy reactions may begin to appear four or five weeks after menstruation, but for most people, they begin to appear around six weeks, with the peak at around ten weeks. Generally, it is not until around the third month of pregnancy, which is around twelfth week after menstruation, that early pregnancy reactions will gradually ease.

3. Along with the increase of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in the body of pregnant women, pregnant women will experience symptoms such as dizziness, fatigue, constant desire to sleep, nausea and vomiting, vomiting when getting up in the morning, poor appetite, aversion to oil, and preference for sour food. We call this early pregnancy reaction. The time when early pregnancy reactions occur and when they end are closely related to hCG.

For most women, early pregnancy reactions begin in the first month of pregnancy. After pregnancy, if the human chorionic gonadotropin in the body does not reach a certain value, it is not easy to cause related reactions in the body. However, if there are some suspected early pregnancy reactions, and if you have had sexual intercourse without contraception in the past period of time, you can use methods such as pregnancy test sticks to check whether you are pregnant.