What are the reactions of the first month of pregnancy?

Getting married and having children are major events in a woman's life, and every woman has a very difficult time when she first becomes a mother. After pregnancy, a series of early pregnancy reactions will appear, starting with anorexia, nausea, and drowsiness. Since everyone's physique is different, the reactions during pregnancy are also different. But there is no menstruation, and secondly, observe other early pregnancy reactions and symptoms.

(1) Cessation of menstruation: If menstruation has always been regular, but it has not come for more than 10 days, the possibility of pregnancy should be considered. This is the earliest sign of pregnancy, and the longer it is past due, the greater the possibility of pregnancy.

(2) Early pregnancy reaction: After menstruation stops, pregnant women will gradually feel some abnormal phenomena, which are called early pregnancy reactions. The earliest reaction is fear of cold, followed by fatigue, drowsiness, dizziness, loss of appetite, picky eating, fear of greasy smells, nausea when waking up in the morning, and even vomiting. When safe, there are also symptoms such as dizziness, physical fatigue, and listlessness.

(3) Frequent urination: As the uterus gradually enlarges during pregnancy, it compresses the bladder, so the frequency of urination increases, but there is no urgency or pain when urinating that occurs with a urinary tract infection.

(4) Breast changes: Breast development and nipple enlargement may occur, the color of the nipple and areola may darken, small nodules may appear around the nipple, and there may even be tingling and swelling in the breast. Occasionally, a small amount of milk may be squeezed out.

(5) Pigmentation: Some women will have brown pigmentation on the cotton cloth and midline of the abdomen after pregnancy.

Amenorrhea is an important basis for judging early pregnancy, but some women may ignore it due to irregular menstruation. Therefore, you should also pay attention to whether there are early pregnancy reactions. Generally speaking, women will have early pregnancy reactions around 6 weeks of pregnancy, but the degree and specific symptoms of early pregnancy reactions vary from person to person. Some reactions are severe and require medical treatment, while others are very mild or have no obvious early pregnancy reactions.