How many days late menstruation can detect pregnancy

Not everyone will have obvious reactions when pregnant. Some people have no reactions while others have no reactions. Even so, everyone is different. Some people show anorexia, while others have a very good appetite. Therefore, you cannot judge whether you are pregnant based solely on symptoms. How many days of delayed menstruation can detect pregnancy?

Generally, you can detect pregnancy after your period is delayed for a few days.

Ladies with regular menstruation: At the beginning, when the menstruation is delayed by 1~2 days, you can go to the hospital for a blood test to check hcg, which is human chorionic gonadotropin. An increase in hcg means pregnancy. There may be errors when using pregnancy test sticks, but most of them are relatively accurate. You can start by testing when your period is about 5 days late. If two bars appear, you are pregnant, and one bar means you are not pregnant. If there is no bar at all, there may be something wrong with the pregnancy test stick or the test standard is incorrect. You can buy another pregnancy test stick and test again. Women with menstrual disorders: For women with menstrual disorders, they should record their menstrual periods during pregnancy preparation and find out the pattern from the time of each menstrual period. If you really can't find any regularity, you should use ovulation test strips during pregnancy preparation to determine your woman's ovulation period, and then have sex. On the 15th day after ovulation, you can have a blood test to check for hCG, and on the 20th day you can use a pregnancy test stick to check whether you are pregnant or not. In addition, many patients feel that B-ultrasound is more accurate and they check it very early. In fact, B-ultrasound too early cannot clearly see the condition of the test tube embryos because the test tube embryos are still small. Therefore, it is strongly recommended to do the B-ultrasound 7 to 8 weeks after the expected date of delivery. Delayed menstruation should also be considered as fatigue, poor sleep, stress, anxiety, environmental changes, gynecological inflammation, and endocrine disorders may all cause delayed menstruation... It is recommended to go to the hospital to check six sex hormones and B-ultrasound, find out the cause and carry out targeted treatment, don't blindly take medicine to avoid delaying the condition.

What do you feel during early pregnancy?

1. Abdominal enlargement: In the third month of pregnancy, the abdomen will expand significantly, but before pregnancy, it may be caused by a tumor in the abdomen or a significant increase in weight. Therefore, further testing is necessary to determine whether you are pregnant.

2. You can feel the baby's movements: This is also a reliable symptom of pregnancy, usually around the fourth or fifth month, and you can also feel the baby's movements. But remember to be careful not to mistake an abdominal tumor for a fetus. You still need to ask a doctor to make a more appropriate distinction. The cervix becomes loose and the uterus becomes spherical: This must be known by a doctor's internal examination. Occasionally, the uterus will contract painlessly, and you can sense the change by touching the abdomen hard.

3. Pregnancy test: If your period is more than two weeks late, you can do a urine hCG test. It only takes five minutes to detect whether you are pregnant. However, the accuracy is not 100% for defining intrauterine pregnancy, because in addition to pregnant women's urine containing human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), other conditions such as ectopic pregnancy, hydatidiform mole, choriocarcinoma, etc. will also produce a positive reaction when doing this test. Therefore, the hCG test in urine can only serve as a reference for doctors to judge whether there is pregnancy. Clear signs of pregnancy: This condition is a definite message sent by the fetus in the belly, and it will gradually become obvious around the sixth week of pregnancy.

4. The outline of the fetus can be seen through ultrasound: The location of the pregnancy and the fetal heartbeat can be determined in the sixth week of pregnancy. After the twelfth week of pregnancy, ultrasound can be used to observe the various structures of the fetus.

5. Hear the baby's heartbeat: You can hear the baby's heartbeat with a fetal heart monitor at 12 weeks of pregnancy. From 18 to 20 weeks of pregnancy, you can use a fetal heart monitor to hear the baby's heartbeat, which is about 120 to 160 beats per minute.

6. Feel the movement of the fetus: In the fifth month of pregnancy, you will feel the movement of the fetus in the uterus, which is called fetal movement.