How long does it take to react to pregnancy?

We all know that after pregnancy, a woman's body will show some reactions, but not quickly. In other words, few women can confirm that they are pregnant within one or two days. They can only be checked after their menstruation is delayed for a week. Therefore, the most important thing for women is to understand their own bodies and whether they have the following pregnancy reactions so that they can do self-diagnosis.

Any woman of childbearing age who has sexual intercourse without taking any contraceptive measures may become pregnant. For women who maintain normal sexual life after marriage, if they do not take contraceptive measures, about 85% will become pregnant within the first year. Knowing that you are pregnant as early as possible has many benefits, such as protecting the fetus early, avoiding the influence of harmful factors, and ensuring good eugenics. All women of childbearing age who have sexual life should master the method of self-diagnosis:

1. If your menstruation has always been regular, but it misses for more than 10 days, you should consider the possibility of pregnancy. This is the earliest sign of pregnancy. The longer the menstruation is missed, the greater the possibility of pregnancy. If your menstruation stops for more than 2 weeks, you need to go to the hospital to check the cause.

2. Early pregnancy reactions: If a woman is pregnant after about 40 days of amenorrhea, she may experience nausea, vomiting, dizziness, fatigue, loss of appetite, preference for sour food, and aversion to greasy food.

3. Frequent urination: As the uterus gradually enlarges during pregnancy, it puts pressure on the bladder, causing more frequent urination. However, there are no symptoms of urinary urgency and pain when urinating that occur with urinary tract infection.

4. Breast changes may include breast development, nipple enlargement, darkening of the nipple and areola, small nodules around the nipple, and even breast tingling and soreness, and occasionally a small amount of milk may be squeezed out.

5. Pigmentation appears as brown spots on the pregnant woman’s face or as darker stripes down the middle of the lower abdomen. 6. Abdominal distension due to enlargement of the uterus.

7. Changes in basal body temperature: After ovulation, the basal body temperature of a non-pregnant woman will increase slightly, but it will not last more than 2 weeks. If it remains elevated for more than 20 days and there is amenorrhea, it indicates pregnancy.

I hope that through the above content, female friends can understand these common sense scientifically. Because if we lack knowledge and understanding of these common sense, we will not be able to judge whether we are pregnant more quickly. Instead, we will do some behaviors and actions in life that affect the health of the fetus.