How do you know if you are pregnant?

Although many families now actively prepare for pregnancy in response to the two-child policy, many girls of childbearing age do not want to get pregnant in daily life. However, they all have a common feature, that is, they all want to know one thing, that is, how can they know whether they are pregnant? In fact, the success of pregnancy requires the combination of male sperm and female sperm, and the embryo implants in the female uterus. The formation of sperm and egg combination is considered a real pregnancy. However, when the embryo implants successfully, it gives people a very similar feeling. If you don’t observe carefully, you can’t tell whether you are pregnant. In fact, most people have these 5 "characteristics" during pregnancy. If you want to know whether you are pregnant, why not learn about it!

1. Menstrual leave

The first thing that a pregnant woman can see and feel is that her period, which was supposed to come at that time, has not come! If the menstrual period is regular but it is delayed for a week, then there is a chance of getting pregnant. Of course, menstruation is very sensitive. Irregular menstruation, mental depression, physical illness, overwork, malnutrition, and improper medication are all possible reasons that may cause delayed menstruation. Therefore, use case assumptions about success and failure are not completely reliable.

2. Early pregnancy symptoms

If you have symptoms such as dizziness, constant sleepiness, lack of strength, loss of appetite, aversion to greasy food, nausea, etc., your first reaction is - am I pregnant? Indeed, these are all symptoms of early pregnancy, but these conditions may also occur when the body is feeling unwell or has symptoms. Therefore, once they occur, see a doctor first to confirm whether it is a problem with pregnancy or physical function.

3. Body temperature check

Teachers probably all know that there is a difference in body temperature before and after ovulation, and if you are pregnant, your body temperature will also change. Generally speaking, the body temperature before ovulation is below 36.5 degrees, and after ovulation the body temperature will rise by about 0.3 to 0.6 degrees, and this high temperature period will last for 12 to 16 days. If you don't get pregnant during this period, your body temperature will immediately drop back to its previous value; if you get pregnant, your body temperature will continue to rise. Therefore, if the body temperature is still high after 18 days, it is very likely that you are pregnant.

4. Pregnancy test stick (paper)

The teacher's machine is definitely not unfamiliar and is available in various pharmacies. According to the urine test, a positive result means pregnancy. How do you know if the result is positive? It's very simple. Just look at the C and T bars. If the T bar is thick, whether the C bar is thick or thin, the result is that you are pregnant. Lao J kindly reminds you that if you find that there are no lines above, then the test was not successful and you need to try again.