How long does it take to get pregnant after ejaculation?

In modern life, pregnancy problems torment many families and cast a shadow on the lives of married men and women. Getting pregnant is not an easy thing. Pregnancy requires healthy sperm from men. During sexual intercourse, men will ejaculate a large amount of semen into the female body. These semen are the key substances for pregnancy. But how long after ejaculation will it take to get pregnant? I hope everyone can understand it.

Pregnancy is a relatively complex physiological process, and not every ejaculation into the vagina will result in pregnancy. Generally, fertilization is completed within 72 hours after entering the vagina. It is recommended to pay attention to private hygiene.

Usually, pregnancy can be detected 18 days after intercourse or if menstruation is delayed by 7-10 days.

This is because after the sperm and egg combine to form a fertilized egg, it takes 6-8 days for the endometrium to implant, and then 7-10 days for the HCG secreted by the placenta to enter the urine. Adding the two together, it is scientific to test whether you are pregnant from the urine 18 days after having sex. Pregnancy can be detected at the earliest seven days after sexual intercourse, usually around fourteen days, and occasionally more than twenty days. The diagnosis can be confirmed by self-test strips or HCG testing in the hospital.

At least ten days after intercourse, you can determine whether you are pregnant by testing your blood chorionic gonadotropin. If it is a urine test, you can do a urine test 15 days after intercourse to rule out pregnancy.

The time it takes for sperm to reach the fallopian tube from the vagina is as fast as a few minutes, but generally takes 1-1.5 hours. These sperm that reach the fallopian tubes lose their ability to conceive after three days. On the other hand: within 24 hours after a woman's egg is released, if it encounters sperm in the fallopian tube, the egg will be surrounded by a group of sperm, and only one sperm can penetrate the egg and fertilize it. The egg after fertilization is called a zygote. The fertilized egg develops in the fallopian tube and gradually moves towards the uterine cavity. About 7-8 days after fertilization, it reaches the uterine cavity and implants into the endometrium, where it continuously absorbs nutrients and gradually develops into a mature fetus.

If your menstrual cycle is regular, it is recommended that you do an early pregnancy test half a month after sexual intercourse. You can also go to the hospital to test your blood HCG to find out whether you are pregnant and then receive symptomatic treatment.