I keep vomiting, am I pregnant?

In the early stages of pregnancy, women generally experience some early pregnancy reactions. For example, many people have symptoms of nausea. Of course, this doesn't mean that you're pregnant if you feel like vomiting all the time. If you want to confirm whether you are pregnant, you need to use some other methods to check your body. Below, we will introduce to you some common methods of detecting pregnancy!

1. Self-test method: Detect pregnancy through physical changes

For example, testing through menstruation. If your menstrual period is usually regular, but after having sex, your period does not come for 1-2 weeks after the due date, you should first consider whether you are pregnant. If your period doesn't come in the second month, the possibility is even greater. However, amenorrhea may also be caused by mental stress, fear, and environmental changes. It is best to go to the hospital for a check-up, which is the safest and most accurate.

Second, the simplest way to test pregnancy: basal body temperature measurement

What is basal body temperature? In fact, it is the body temperature measured in bed after waking up every morning. Generally, some women who are preparing for pregnancy will measure their basal body temperature and record it. At this time, they can judge whether they are pregnant based on the body temperature. Before ovulation, a woman's body temperature is generally below 36.5 degrees. After ovulation, the increase in progesterone will act on the body's central nervous system. At this time, the tested body temperature will be about 0.3-0.5 degrees higher than usual. If you are pregnant, progesterone will remain at this high level and your body temperature will also remain at a high level. Therefore, if you measure your body temperature continuously and find that the high temperature curve has lasted for more than 18 days, it can generally be considered as early pregnancy. If the egg is fertilized, then after about a week the progesterone level will drop and the body temperature will return to normal.

3. The most reliable way to test pregnancy: B-ultrasound examination

If you want to determine whether it is an early pregnancy, the most reliable method is to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination. During the B-ultrasound examination, if a pregnancy ring is found on the B-ultrasound screen (that is, a round halo is shown in the uterus) and there is a dark area in the ring (that is, amniotic fluid), then it can be determined as an early pregnancy. At this time, you can also hear the rhythmic fetal heartbeat.