Irregular menstruation and I'm pregnant

Many women of childbearing age hope to have a healthy baby, because every healthy woman has normal menstruation every month. Therefore, many female friends regard whether the menstruation comes as the best way to determine whether they are pregnant. So, is this method of judgment appropriate? Is it normal to be pregnant without regular menstruation? Let’s take a look together below.

Women with irregular menstruation will have irregular ovulation, which will affect the normal pregnancy function and reduce the probability of pregnancy, but it does not mean that they will not get pregnant. Irregular menstruation but pregnancy may make it impossible to accurately calculate the number of days to pregnancy. Generally, the gestational age can be calculated based on the results of the first color Doppler ultrasound examination during pregnancy. Things to note during pregnancy: stay in bed as much as possible, do not do physical work or sports competitions, and definitely do not have sex; remember to take folic acid supplements to prevent neural tube defects in the fetus.

Early symptoms of pregnancy

1. Nausea and retching. Many pregnant women will experience morning sickness starting around the 5th week of pregnancy. Nausea and vomiting occur particularly in the morning, afternoon and evening, and vomiting occurs without any reason.

2. The breasts are swollen, tender and painful. After one and a half months of pregnancy, the breasts will become larger and softer under the influence of estrogen and corpus luteum in the body.

3. Excessive vaginal discharge. During pregnancy, the body's estrogen levels gradually increase as the pregnancy progresses. Estrogen can promote the secretion of mucus in the glandular ducts of the cervix and uterine wall, resulting in more leucorrhea.

4. Mild vaginal bleeding. It is a normal physiological need when the embryo implants, which is manifested as a small amount of blood or blood spots.

5. Poor appetite. It will appear 2 weeks after pregnancy. The main reason is that the metabolism of flavonoids will reduce the functions of many human systems to a certain extent, and the digestive tract function of the body will also be affected, so it may sometimes cause constipation and indigestion.

6. Physical fatigue. During early pregnancy, some women's bodies secrete a growth hormone that acts like a local anesthetic. Its main component is lutein copper, which mainly functions in the uterus. This substance relaxes the muscles of the uterus, preventing premature pain, thereby allowing the fetus to grow smoothly.

7. Frequent and urgent urination. Frequent urination and urgency in early pregnancy are mainly caused by changes in the body's testosterone. Not only does the expanded uterus put pressure on the bladder, but the increase in blood volume also puts pressure on the kidneys, resulting in increased urine.