What are the symptoms if you are pregnant?

What are the symptoms of being pregnant for one or two days? There are many ways to calculate the number of days of pregnancy. If you stick to the same sexual intercourse schedule, you will generally not experience any symptoms within a day or two of pregnancy. It takes some time for sperm and egg to meet and combine, and then the human body's male hormones will change for a period of time. What are the symptoms of early pregnancy?

What are the symptoms of early pregnancy?

In the early stages of pregnancy, due to the implantation and growth of the test tube embryo in the body, the woman's body environment will change relatively, which may cause some discomfort reactions. Early pregnancy reactions generally include the end of menstruation, breast pain, nausea, vomiting, frequent urination, and urgency. However, pregnant women should be reminded that not all vomiting is a reaction to early pregnancy.

1. The menstrual period ends. This is a sign of pregnancy that is relatively easy to notice. All pregnant women generally have normal menstrual cycles. If she doesn't have her period when it's normal to have sex, she could be pregnant.

2. Frequent nausea and vomiting. Basically, many pregnant women often feel nausea and vomiting in the early stages of pregnancy, especially at the beginning of the day. This condition varies from person to person. Some pregnant women have mild symptoms, while others have more severe symptoms. Unless nausea and vomiting are severe and require medication, these are all normal conditions in early pregnancy.

3. Breast pain, swelling and itching. Breast pain, swelling and itching are common symptoms of early pregnancy. In addition, there will be changes such as darkening of the areola color, prominent veins in the subcutaneous tissue of the breast, and protruding nipples.

What not to eat during early pregnancy

1. Aloe: Aloe should be consumed with caution in early pregnancy. This is because the aloe-emodin produced after aloe vera dissolves in the body has a strong stimulating effect on the intestinal mucosa. Therefore, if too much aloe vera is taken at one time, it may cause digestive system side effects such as nausea, retching, abdominal pain, diarrhea and even bloody stools. In severe cases, it may also cause kidney damage. Aloe vera can also cause hematoma of female pelvic organs and promote the movement of the uterus. Eating aloe vera in the early stages of pregnancy can easily cause abdominal pain, increased bleeding, and even the risk of miscarriage. In addition, aloe vera may cause skin allergic reactions when applied externally, resulting in discomfort such as swelling, itching and pain. Therefore, pregnant women should be careful when eating aloe vera in the early stages of pregnancy.

2. Hairy crabs: Pregnant women should not eat or eat less crabs. Hairy crabs are delicious, but they are cold in nature. Eating too much at one time can have adverse effects on the human body. Pregnant women should eat crabs in moderation. It is recommended that pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy avoid eating crabs as much as possible; if they are pregnant women in the second half of their pregnancy, it is best not to eat crabs, or even if they do, they should eat less, and they should not eat crab legs.

3. Job's tears rice: In the early stages of pregnancy, pregnant women should eat Job's tears rice according to their physical condition. Some medical papers record the adverse effects that coix seed rice may cause to pregnant women: "Practical Chinese Medicine" lists coix seed rice as a food that is forbidden to eat because it will harm the fetus; "Compendium of Materia Medica" lists it as "prohibited for pregnant women to use"; "Treatise on Current Diseases" records that "Begonia flowers in white soup, ginger and cinnamon for removing cold, rice kernels for clearing away heat and removing dampness... are all foods that can harm the fetus and are most likely to be taken by mistake. Medical practitioners have to be cautious of them." Although there are no reports of miscarriage caused by pregnant women eating coix seed rice, for the sake of safety, pregnant women are advised to consult a doctor and eat coix seed rice appropriately.

4. Purslane: Pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy should be cautious when eating purslane. Generally speaking, Portulaca oleracea is a green plant used as medicine. Portulaca oleracea is both a medicinal herb and can be taken as a vegetable. Its medicinal effect is cold and slippery. Experiments have shown that purslane juice has a significant stimulating effect on the uterus, which can increase the frequency of uterine contractions and enhance their intensity. Therefore, in order to avoid accidents, pregnant women are better to eat less or no purslane.