What are the symptoms of pregnancy biochemistry?

There must be many people who don’t know what biochemical pregnancy means. In fact, it is very easy to understand. Everyone knows that if a woman wants to become pregnant successfully, the fertilized egg must first combine successfully, and then the fertilized egg must successfully implant in the uterus. However, some women only complete the first half of the process and fail to complete the step of the fertilized egg implanting in the uterus. Ultimately, the pregnancy fails, so it is called biochemical pregnancy. After a biochemical pregnancy occurs, the following symptoms will appear.

What are the symptoms of pregnancy biochemistry?

Biochemical pregnancy is medically known as sub-healthy pregnancy. When the sperm and egg combine to form a fertilized egg, it does not successfully implant into the uterus and is discharged from the body along with the woman's menstruation. Therefore, many women who have a biochemical pregnancy do not even realize that they are pregnant and then have a miscarriage. So, what are the symptoms of pregnancy biochemistry?

What are the biochemical symptoms of pregnancy

Under normal pregnancy conditions, the fertilized egg will return to the uterus and implant, and the secretion of hCG will increase rapidly, doubling in about 2-3 days. 14 days after fertilization, which is about 30 days after menstruation, hCG can be detected in the blood, or it can be detected using an early pregnancy test strip. Symptoms of a biochemical pregnancy are different from those of a normal pregnancy:

1. B-ultrasound does not show the presence of a gestational sac in the uterus, indicating that the pregnancy has terminated.

2. A very low blood hCG value only means that you are pregnant, but it cannot indicate whether implantation is successful.

3. Generally, spontaneous abortion will occur within 50 days, and grayish-white film-like discharge will occur.

Precautions after biochemical pregnancy

1. Biochemical pregnancy does not require uterine curettage, but regular monitoring of blood hCG is required to observe its growth, which can determine whether the gestational sac is alive or has been expelled from the body. Blood hCG is produced by the fertilized egg, and the channel through which the sperm and egg combine is the fallopian tube. To a certain extent, it can be said that biochemical pregnancy means that the fallopian tube is unobstructed. After making sure that blood hCG has dropped to normal levels, you can plan your next pregnancy.

2. If the B-ultrasound examination shows that the body is in good condition, you can wait a month or three months to have a baby.

3. Be careful not to have sex immediately after the biochemical pregnancy ends, so that the uterus can rest.

4. In terms of diet, eat more fish, meat, eggs, soy products and other foods. Eating more foods rich in protein and vitamins can speed up the body's recovery.