What are the symptoms of 15 days of pregnancy?

Because the fetus is constantly developing and growing in the womb, pregnant mothers will experience different symptoms at different stages of pregnancy. Pregnant mothers can also use these symptoms to determine the stage of development of the fetus. But what symptoms will appear at 15 days of pregnancy? This time point is a bit special because it is not long since the pregnancy, so it is difficult to see specific symptoms.

What are the symptoms of pregnancy on the 15th day? Common symptoms include:

1. Overdue menstruation: Healthy women's menstruation usually comes monthly. If it does not come after the due date, the first thing to think of is the possibility of pregnancy.

2. Slight bleeding in the lower part: Slight bleeding caused by embryo implantation is often mistaken for menstruation.

3. Fatigue: No longer having enough energy to cope with usual activities, feeling exhausted.

4. Nausea and vomiting: Sometimes you just feel a little upset or have a slight nausea, but sometimes you may dry heave or vomit all day long.

5. Breast changes: nipples feel tingling, breasts become softer and fuller, areola becomes darker, and the tiny mammary glands on the areola become larger.

The above are the symptoms of pregnancy on the 15th day. Of course, not all pregnant women will have the above symptoms, so to confirm pregnancy, you can use the following examination methods to confirm:

1. Early pregnancy test method: collect urine (first morning urine is preferred), insert the test strip, and observe the results within 5 minutes. Convenient, fast and accurate. Finally, it is time to judge the results of the early pregnancy test. Positive: colored bands appear on both the upper and lower ends of the test strip, indicating pregnancy. Negative: Only a purple-red band appears on the upper end of the test strip and no band appears on the lower end, indicating that you are not pregnant.

2. Ultrasound examination to confirm pregnancy: Ultrasound examination is performed 40 days and 60 days after menstruation to understand the implantation site of the embryonic sac and the development of the embryo. Obstetric registration examination was performed 4 months after pregnancy, and ultrasound follow-up was performed according to obstetric requirements.

It seems to be very difficult to see clear symptoms at 15 days of pregnancy. There will be huge errors if we only observe with the naked eye or feel with our heart. Symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, fatigue, and missed periods are not accurate indicators that you are pregnant. Therefore, it is best to go to the hospital for a comprehensive check-up.