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There are many symptoms of pregnancy, and different people have different symptoms. In the past, people basically checked whether a woman was pregnant based on whether her menstrual period had arrived, or if she had nausea, vomiting, etc. Nowadays, medicine is more prosperous, and blood tests can accurately determine whether a woman is pregnant. But there is a problem. There is a lot of data on the blood test pregnancy test report, which is usually not easy for us to read. Let us briefly introduce it below.

How to read the blood test pregnancy test report

1. Look at hcg gonadotropin. The female hormones in a woman's body will undergo certain changes after she becomes pregnant. This female hormone is also referred to as hcg gonadotropin. Under normal circumstances, hcg gonadotropin is between 0-5. If you are pregnant, hcg gonadotropin will be around 10, and it will double every day.

2. Look at the progesterone level. The progesterone level of women in the follicular phase is 0.2-0.6 ng/ml, and the follicular phase is between 6.5-32.2 ng/ml. If it exceeds this number, the possibility of pregnancy is very high, and the longer the pregnancy period, the higher the progesterone level will be.

3. Look at estradiol (1). Under normal circumstances, the level of estradiol in the early ovulation period is 48-521 pg/L, and in the ovulation period it is 70-1835 pg/L, but in the middle and late ovulation period it becomes 272-793 pg/L. (2) During early pregnancy, the serum serum level is generally 0-300 ng/L; in mid- to late-pregnancy, the serum level is generally 1000-8000 ng/L; and in mid- to late-pregnancy, the serum level is generally 5000-27000 ng/L.

Blood test pregnancy test steps

1. Appointment registration record

After registering, take the payment order and go to the left side area for appointment registration. There is a gynecology living room, where a nurse will sit and deduct the payment slip. Based on the time you pay, you will be assigned a queue number, starting with C. When your number is called, the system will announce the gynecology number.

2. Doctor’s diagnosis

Come in when your number is called and the doctor will give you some basic information. For example, it may include the time of your menstrual period last month, whether you had a miscarriage, which pregnancy you have, whether your menstrual period is regular, whether you have taken an early pregnancy test, etc. You will be asked to have a blood test to measure the indicators you need. Generally, if the menstrual period is accurate and the pregnancy test stick is used, you only need to test the progesterone level and blood cell human chorionic estrogens this time.

3. Payment

Take the order written by the doctor and go to the service hall to pay. The cost depends on the number of items inspected and the charging standards are different. Usually it’s over a hundred.

4. Blood test

After paying the fee, take the tax receipt to the blood test center for blood test.

5. Get the report

Generally, you can get the report two days after the work is done. It can only be delayed but not advanced.

A woman's body will change significantly after pregnancy, so a blood test can not only check whether she is pregnant, but also determine the baby's development based on the size and changes of the values, so it is very necessary. Pregnant women do not need to feel inconvenienced, they can ask relatives who have time to accompany them. If they are not clear about the test results, they can seek help from a specialist.