Luteal phase symptoms for successful conception

Whether the combination of sperm and egg can successfully lead to embryo implantation is the key to pregnancy, and this is also what most women who are preparing for pregnancy are more concerned about. Embryo implantation usually occurs on the 6th to 10th day after pregnancy. If you can recognize embryo implantation immediately, you will know that you are pregnant earlier than with an early pregnancy test. Then you can rest assured and say goodbye to those anxious lives. Let’s discuss what are the luteal phase symptoms of successful pregnancy?

During the follicular phase after a woman becomes pregnant, the sperm and egg combine to form an embryo, and the body's estrogen level increases rapidly. The patient will experience a series of early pregnancy reactions, such as amenorrhea, increased secretions, swelling and pain in both breasts, and will also continue to experience low-grade fever, dizziness, fatigue, and constant sleepiness. Some patients may also experience significant nausea, vomiting, and aversion to greasy foods.

Some patients also experience a sudden increase in appetite, and through early pregnancy test testing, an obvious positive result will appear. Patients need to pay attention to getting more rest, supplementing their nutrition, and eating more high-protein and high-vitamin foods, which can promote the combination of sperm and egg and accelerate embryo implantation and development. Patients should also be careful not to do strenuous exercise and maintain daily cleaning of their private parts to avoid infection.

Once pregnancy is achieved, progesterone levels increase. It is recommended to go to the hospital to test the human chorionic gonadotropin and progesterone levels first. After the pregnancy is diagnosed, see if the progesterone level is low and whether tocolysis treatment is needed. If you need to maintain the pregnancy, you must combine Chinese and Western medicine for treatment. During pregnancy, you must actively supplement folic acid until the third month of pregnancy, and then supplement other nutrients, such as iron and zinc. After the fifth month of pregnancy, you can supplement high-quality protein, because at this time, the high-quality protein digested and absorbed by the meal is not enough for the baby to digest and absorb.