What are the symptoms of the first week of pregnancy?

Many young women have little life experience, let alone the experience of having a baby, so they don’t know what the reactions are in the first week of pregnancy, so they often cannot determine whether they are pregnant in the shortest time. The following editor will give you a detailed introduction to the reactions in the first week of pregnancy.

Everyone has different symptoms when they are pregnant, because everyone's physique is different! Generally speaking, in the first week of pregnancy, usually your best friend does not come to report, then you are lazy, don't want to move, want to eat sour food, or feel like vomiting, and your basal body temperature will rise. Test strips are generally available in pharmacies, but if you want to test, it should be that your best friend has not reported for more than seven days, and you also feel some changes in yourself! But remember to use morning urine when testing, so that the accuracy will be higher!

Early pregnancy reactions are symptoms discovered by women themselves based on their feelings or their own physiological conditions, and are different for each person. Vomiting, some people are sleepy, have frequent urination, some people are afraid of cold, some people feel uncomfortable when they smell oil, and some people feel pain when the breasts are touched... These symptoms usually appear 6 weeks after amenorrhea and generally last until 3 months of pregnancy. Everyone's situation will be different, which is related to personal hormones. Some people's early pregnancy reactions last longer and may not disappear until 16-18 weeks.

There are many contraindications for pregnant women to take medicine. Because some drugs are harmful to the fetus and may even cause fetal malformations. During pregnancy, care should be taken to avoid drug abuse. However, if there is an emergency situation that endangers the life of the pregnant woman and medication is necessary, the priority should be to save the pregnant woman's life. Once the emergency situation is over, the dosage should be reduced or the medication should be stopped quickly. The idea that refusing to take medicine will affect the fetus is also wrong. If the life of the pregnant woman is in danger, how can the fetus be safe? Therefore, when it comes to the issue of medication for pregnant women, we should distinguish the primary and secondary contradictions and take them into comprehensive consideration.

Without ruling out pregnancy, never take medication at home without authorization. In the early stages of pregnancy, the placental barrier of the fetus has not yet been formed, and drugs can pass through the placental barrier. If used improperly, there is a possibility of teratogenicity. It's best for you to go to the hospital and take medicine under the guidance of a doctor.

Generally speaking, the reactions in the first week of pregnancy are the ones mentioned above, but other reactions are not ruled out. Therefore, female friends who are not sure whether they are pregnant are recommended to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination. This will allow them to more accurately determine whether they are pregnant, and it will also allow everyone to feel more at ease and not worry about this matter anymore.