Is it pregnancy after three months of amenorrhea?

Some female friends found that their menstruation had stopped for three months inexplicably, without any signs of menstruation in between. Then amenorrhea can be considered in two situations. One is amenorrhea without pregnancy, and the other is that menstruation does not come normally due to pregnancy. Of course, sometimes it cannot be ruled out that it is due to serious endocrine disorders or the woman’s own physical condition. So today we are talking about amenorrhea during pregnancy. If you are really pregnant, how many days of amenorrhea can detect the pregnancy? The editor below will answer the above questions for you.

1. Be cautious after menopause

Nowadays, many women blindly believe that they are pregnant once they find that they have stopped menstruating. Experts point out that this kind of awareness is inappropriate. Because the competition in society is fierce, many women will experience temporary amenorrhea due to the pressure of life. This kind of understanding is irrational. Women need to understand gynecological health knowledge and how long it takes after menstruation to be considered pregnant. If a female friend finds that she has stopped menstruating, she should first wait patiently for a while and observe the time of the menstruation; at the same time, observe whether there are any other changes in the body. For example, feeling tired and dizzy. Women feel unusually tired, moody, often nauseous, dizzy, have stomach aches, become constipated, and find themselves going to the bathroom more often. Lower back pain or stiffness, breast tenderness or sensitivity, and feeling different than usual are some of the most common early pregnancy symptoms. Or there may be bulimia or anorexia. The main symptom of early pregnancy is a craving for certain foods or special foods. Eating small, frequent meals can alleviate this symptom. This symptom will begin to appear slowly one month after the pregnancy begins. In addition to amenorrhea, if the above changes are found in the body, and the amenorrhea lasts for more than 7 days, it is very likely that the amenorrhea is caused by pregnancy, and further examination is required.

2. How many days after amenorrhea can pregnancy be detected?

For further examination, female friends need to use the convenient tool of early pregnancy test strips. After the sperm and egg are implanted in the uterus, the female body produces a substance called human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), whose physiological function is to maintain pregnancy. Starting from the 7th day of pregnancy, a specific hormone, human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG for short), can be detected in the pregnant woman's urine. The urine pregnancy test usually performed in the hospital checks it. HCG can be detected in urine 7 to 10 days after conception, which is the working principle of early pregnancy test paper. Not everyone can use the pregnancy test strips correctly. According to statistics, without the guidance of a doctor, the general test results can reach an accuracy rate of up to 75%. The early pregnancy test strips currently on the market can also quickly detect HCG in urine with high sensitivity.

In general, there are two types of results for early pregnancy test strips: drop urine into the detection hole on the test strip. If a colored band appears in the control area of ​​the test strip (some test strips appear red, some test strips appear blue), it means that there is no pregnancy. On the contrary, if a clear colored band appears in the detection area, it means positive, indicating pregnancy. This test has the advantages of being rapid, convenient, sensitive and highly specific, and can avoid cross-reactions caused by other glycoprotein hormones with similar structures to HCG.

In addition, under normal circumstances, it takes 6-8 days for the fertilized egg to implant, if you have sex during the ovulation period. Pregnancy can be detected after a few days of amenorrhea. The most accurate way to determine whether you are pregnant is to go to the hospital for a blood test and B-ultrasound examination about 7 days after your period. You can also have a blood test after the fertilized egg has implanted to confirm the diagnosis.

The above is an introduction to whether you are pregnant if you have amenorrhea for three months. If you are not sure whether the amenorrhea is caused by physical reasons or other special factors, you need to go to a regular hospital for a detailed examination to see what is going on. Especially for women of childbearing age, if such a situation occurs, they must pay enough attention and consult a doctor in detail to find out what is going on.