I’ve been feeling hungry lately. Am I pregnant?

For women who have never given birth, many of them do not know they are pregnant until they become pregnant. In fact, after a woman becomes pregnant, her body will show some early pregnancy symptoms. You can judge whether you are pregnant based on the symptoms, but every woman's physical fitness is different, and the symptoms of early pregnancy reactions are also different. If you are always hungry and want to know if you are pregnant, the most accurate way is to go to the hospital for a blood test.

I always feel hungry. Is it because I am pregnant?

This statement cannot be used as a basis for confirming pregnancy. A woman can only become pregnant if her menstruation does not come after sexual intercourse. The best way is to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to correctly determine whether you are pregnant.

In fact, there are many ways to detect pregnancy. You can buy early pregnancy test strips and use morning urine to test whether you are pregnant. Sometimes you always feel hungry. It may be because you don’t eat enough and feel hungry naturally, or it may be because your digestive system is good. Therefore, feeling hungry all the time does not mean that you are pregnant.

How do you feel after pregnancy?

1. Most women feel sleepy and weak and easily fatigued after pregnancy. It is recommended to rest more and pay attention to diet and daily life after pregnancy.

2. The increase in hormones after pregnancy can cause women to experience nausea and vomiting.

3. Frequent urination due to the pressure of the uterus on the bladder.

4. I tend to lose my temper and feel inexplicably wronged. This period requires the understanding and companionship of family members.

5. Your body temperature will be higher than usual after pregnancy. Things will return to normal after the second trimester.

What are the early pregnancy reactions?

In the early stages of pregnancy, about 6 weeks after menstruation, the HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) in the expectant mother's body increases and the secretion of gastric acid decreases, leading to a series of early pregnancy reactions. Some people also believe that vitamin B6 deficiency may also be one of the causes of the disease. In any case, mental factors have a greater relationship with the occurrence of hyperemesis gravidarum, especially if the expectant mother is afraid of pregnancy itself or is bored, which can aggravate vomiting.

These symptoms generally do not require special treatment. After 12 weeks of pregnancy, as the HCG level in the body decreases, the symptoms will disappear naturally and appetite will return to normal. There are also a small number of expectant mothers who will experience morning sickness throughout the entire pregnancy, but as long as it does not affect their normal life, they should try to maintain a good mood. A good mood will also reduce the occurrence of morning sickness to a certain extent.