How many days of pregnancy do you feel?

Many women feel that pregnancy is a sacred thing, and women should also have some reactions at the moment of pregnancy. In the early stages of pregnancy, women will indeed experience some reactions for a period of time due to changes in various aspects of their body. Women can use this reaction to analyze and judge whether they are pregnant. So, will you feel anything in the first few days of pregnancy?

It is generally not easy to feel anything in the first few days of pregnancy. Female pregnancy means that the body produces sperm and eggs. The whole process is actually very quick and women will not feel anything at all. Pregnancy only lasts a few days, and the changes in female hormones in the body will not be very large, so most women basically don't feel anything during the short period of pregnancy. Early pregnancy reactions such as nausea, vomiting, and sleepiness usually occur only between 6 and 12 weeks of pregnancy.

However, some women who are more sensitive may experience back pain after pregnancy, but it is generally not obvious. Around 10 days into pregnancy, some pregnant women may experience breast swelling and pain. But the woman first suspected she was pregnant when she discovered her menstrual period was delayed. About 20 days after having sex, you can use a pregnancy test to detect whether you are pregnant.

However, pregnancy can only be diagnosed based on B-ultrasound examination. After 45 days of pregnancy, B-ultrasound can be used to observe the situation in the uterus. If a gestational sac, test tube embryo and fetal heartbeat are found, it can be confirmed that pregnancy is possible. If it is an ectopic pregnancy, it may not be possible to see the test tube embryo tissue in the uterine cavity, so be careful in diagnosis.

How many days of pregnancy can be detected

Generally speaking, women will use pregnancy test strips to check whether they are pregnant every day. They will only test after having sex without contraceptive methods, and it cannot be detected too early. The longer the pregnancy is, the more accurate the test results will be. Therefore, the actual time when each woman can detect pregnancy is uncertain, it is only an approximate time, and the time required varies according to different test conditions.

Generally speaking, when the sperm and egg combine to form a complete embryo, the woman's body will produce a hormone called hcg. The time for the sperm and egg to combine to form a complete embryo is about 7-10 days, so the fastest time to test the results during pregnancy is 8-10 days. At this time, there is nothing abnormal in women's bodies, and blood tests or urine tests are needed to detect whether they are pregnant, and pregnancy test strips are very convenient and quick to use.

In addition, some women who are not in the pregnancy preparation period generally do not care whether they are pregnant or not. They will only realize that they may be pregnant after they experience symptoms such as vomiting, nausea, loss of appetite, and delayed menstruation. Generally, women will go to the hospital for examination at this time. Therefore, in this case, women find that they have been pregnant for more than a month, and early pregnancy symptoms begin to appear after the sixth week.