What are the symptoms of 18 days of pregnancy?

In the early stages of pregnancy, first-time mothers may be more sensitive and not sure whether the baby in their belly is healthy. Every pregnant woman's physical condition is different, so everyone's response during pregnancy is also different. We should not think too much. What are the symptoms of 18 days of pregnancy? Let’s discuss the interpretation below, and I hope everyone can understand it.

What are the symptoms of 18 days of pregnancy?

In early pregnancy, the most notable feature is the cessation of menstruation. Women may experience a series of early pregnancy reactions such as dizziness, nausea, sleepiness, and breast tenderness. These reactions usually become more obvious 10-14 days after pregnancy and disappear on their own after three months. Therefore, if a woman has the above symptoms, she can use early pregnancy test strips and pregnancy test sticks to test pregnancy. Some people also have the following symptoms:

1. Mild vaginal bleeding: The combination of sperm and egg will implant the embryo in the uterus within 6-12 days after pregnancy. At this time, the pregnant woman may have mild vaginal bleeding. If this happens, if the vaginal bleeding is mild and there are no serious discomfort symptoms, pregnant women do not need to worry, as it is a normal physiological need when the embryo is implanted and does not harm the body. Implantation bleeding is mainly manifested as a small amount of blood or blood spots, which can be seen several times a day. The bleeding lasts for about three days, and there is no discomfort during menarche. Embryo implantation bleeding needs to be distinguished from menstrual period to prevent pregnant women from being pregnant without knowing it.

2. Frequent urination and urgency: You may think that this symptom of frequent urination and urgency will not come so early, and it should appear when the fetus can be squeezed into the bladder, but in fact this symptom may appear in the early stages of pregnancy. Frequent urination and urgency in early pregnancy are mainly caused by changes in the body's testosterone. Not only does the expanded uterus put pressure on the bladder, but the increase in blood volume also puts pressure on the kidneys, resulting in increased urine.

What are the symptoms of intrauterine pregnancy

Normally, after about 6 weeks of intrauterine pregnancy, B-ultrasound can display the image of the gestational sac in the uterine cavity. At this time, we can observe the development of the gestational sac and rule out ectopic pregnancy. In the early stages of pregnancy (January to March), it is not recommended for pregnant women within 18 weeks to undergo B-ultrasound, especially within 12 weeks of pregnancy. Because too many B-ultrasounds may be the "culprit" that causes abnormalities in embryonic cell disintegration, human brain formation, incomplete skeletal development of the fetus, fetal deformity, or fetal death in the womb.