Is it pregnancy if nipples are hard?

Women's nipples are very sensitive areas and usually become hard during sexual arousal, which rules out this possibility. When nipples become hard for no reason, many women do not understand the reason and think they are pregnant. So, does hard nipples mean pregnancy? In fact, it is difficult to determine whether a woman is pregnant based on the symptoms alone. Some women may experience breast tenderness and nipples that are sensitive and hard before menstruation, which may be relieved or disappear after menstruation. Let’s take a look at how to determine pregnancy?

How to determine pregnancy?

1. Menopause

Amenorrhea is an important signal of early pregnancy in women. Generally speaking, if a woman has sex during her ovulation period, and the pregnant mother finds that her menstruation is delayed for more than 10 days, she should consider whether she is pregnant.

2. Nausea and vomiting

Pregnant women will experience morning sickness around 5 weeks of pregnancy, which is usually more obvious in the morning and evening. If a pregnant mother realizes that she has recently lost her appetite, feels dizzy, nauseous and wants to vomit, and feels disgusted with the food she usually eats, and if she has no other illness, it may be a sign of pregnancy.

3. Breast pain

After pregnancy, pregnant mothers will experience symptoms of enlarged and softened breasts. Sometimes there will be soreness, and the color of the nipples and surrounding areas will gradually darken. This is caused by the increase of estrogen and progesterone in the pregnant mother's body.

4. Frequent urination and urgency

After a pregnant mother becomes pregnant, her uterus will gradually expand, which will cause greater stimulation to the bladder, causing symptoms such as frequent urination and urgency. When the size of the uterus exceeds that of the pelvic cavity, the stimulation of the uterus on the bladder will be reduced, and symptoms such as frequent urination will also be alleviated.

5. Increased leucorrhea

After a woman becomes pregnant, the estrogen in her body will gradually increase. Estrogen will stimulate the endometrial glands, causing increased secretions in the pregnant mother's body and an increase in leucorrhea.

6. Minor bleeding

After the fertilized egg is formed, it will adhere to the uterus within 1-2 weeks and cause bleeding during implantation.

7. Increased body temperature

Under normal circumstances, a woman's body temperature is lower before ovulation and higher after ovulation. If the pregnant mother's body temperature is relatively high and lasts for about 2 weeks, you should consider whether you are pregnant.