What does it feel like to be 1 month pregnant?

For any family, being able to continue children is a happy thing, especially for women, it is the happiest day in their lives. There are various different reactions after pregnancy. So what are the reactions in the first month of pregnancy? Let’s master it together.

In the first month of pregnancy, everyone's health is different, so there will be different reactions. In most cases, women will feel weak, very tired, want to sleep, and have no interest in anything.

The second is that the appetite will change. At this time, you don’t want to finish the food you liked before, and you don’t want to eat the food you have eaten once for a second time. Some people basically don’t like to eat it and will vomit after eating.

Then the female breasts will also change. In the first month of pregnancy, female hormones and estrogen will stimulate at the same time. At this time, the breasts will expand and the color of the nipples will become darker. Some people will continue to have lumps. After twelve weeks, a small amount of water will be discharged.

The last obvious symptom is the cessation of menstruation, which is the most obvious criterion for many women to judge whether they are pregnant. Under normal circumstances, every woman of childbearing age will have normal menstruation. If the menstrual period lasts for more than 2 weeks after intercourse, it means that she is pregnant. This is also the main manifestation and physiological need of the first month of pregnancy.

How long does it take for the pregnancy to show signs of recurrence?

After a woman becomes pregnant, her menstruation stops immediately. If a woman with normal menstruation does not have her period when she should have, then she can be considered pregnant. About 6 weeks after menopause, the body will experience changes, such as nausea and retching, increased body temperature, frequent urination, changes in the breasts and skin, etc. At this point, women can judge whether they are pregnant based on their abnormal phenomena.