Implantation cold and common cold

Embryo implantation cold is a cold caused by adhesion to the uterus and ovaries. Because embryo implantation cold is very similar to common cold, many young married couples do not know this, so pregnant women will take cold medicine. However, taking cold medicine in early pregnancy is very harmful to the human body. So let us look at the difference between embryo implantation cold and viral cold.

What are the differences between embryo implantation fever and cold and viral cold?

One month into pregnancy, some pregnant women will experience normal physiological needs such as fear of cold, fatigue, sleepiness, poor appetite, nausea and retching. Women who are pregnant for the first time often mistake these symptoms for "colds", but upon examination, most of them are normal reactions to early pregnancy tests.

How to distinguish between embryo implantation cold and common fever and cold

Although early pregnancy symptoms are similar to those of a cold, they are not difficult to distinguish. First of all, the first symptom during pregnancy is amenorrhea, and fever and cold generally do not affect the menstrual period.

Secondly, early pregnancy symptoms and colds can be distinguished by measuring body temperature. The body temperature will rise during pregnancy. Generally, the body temperature during ovulation is maintained between 36.1℃ and 36.4℃, and the body temperature will rise by 0.5℃ during ovulation. Only when the body temperature reaches 37.5℃ or above, it indicates that it may be caused by a fever. In addition to fever symptoms, colds also have runny nose, joint pain and other viral symptoms. Early pregnancy test strips generally do not show such symptoms.

From the above, we can understand that catching a cold after marriage is not necessarily caused by catching a cold because we don’t pay attention to it. It may be caused by the implantation of sperm in the uterus. At this time, we must pay attention to our own health problems, try not to take cold medicine, drink more hot water, and pay attention to whether we have symptoms such as amenorrhea.