What are the signs before pregnancy?

There are generally no obvious symptoms before pregnancy. A small number of people experience breast pain and a small amount of vaginal bleeding after the embryo implants, but these symptoms usually last within a week and the bleeding will stop. Generally, early pregnancy symptoms will appear after six weeks of pregnancy. Common symptoms include nausea, vomiting, constant sleepiness, loss of appetite, and a preference for spicy food. If you are ready to get pregnant, you need to relax after having sex after ovulation and wait for your menstrual period. If your menstrual period does not stop, the chance of pregnancy is high. You can buy a pregnancy test strip and take it home, or go to the hospital for a blood test.

Most people do not have any special signs before pregnancy. A very small number of people have very sensitive physical constitutions and will experience a small amount of vaginal bleeding and dull pain in the lower abdomen when the embryo implants. A small number of people will experience inexplicable mood changes or breast pain shortly before pregnancy. Generally, early pregnancy reactions will appear after six weeks of pregnancy. Most pregnant women mainly experience nausea, retching, dizziness, constant sleepiness, and lack of concentration. Most early pregnancy reactions will be significantly relieved after 12 weeks of pregnancy.

There are no unique signs in early pregnancy. After the embryo implants, the body's female hormones will change. This can lead to breast pain and pigmentation on the face, abdomen and nipples. Some women may also experience gastrointestinal symptoms such as constipation or diarrhea. Most women will experience symptoms such as aversion to greasy food, nausea, retching, and loss of appetite. Of course, there are a very small number of women who have no symptoms at all, which is also normal. Generally, if the menstruation is delayed for 5 to 7 days, you can determine whether you are pregnant based on color ultrasound examination.

Generally speaking, the first sign of pregnancy is a history of amenorrhea, which is mainly manifested as delayed menstruation. If a normal woman of childbearing age has sex without contraceptive measures and has a relatively regular menstrual period, once her menstruation is delayed, especially for more than 10 days, she should first consider that she may be pregnant. In terms of appetite, your appetite may become worse or very good, you may always like to eat sour food and dislike greasy food, and you may also feel nauseous and vomit, which may also be a sign of pregnancy. In the early stages of pregnancy, you may continue to experience breast pain and darker nipples.