I got pregnant after the test paper was positive.

Pregnancy test strips are a very simple and effective way to test whether you are pregnant, but the test results are not 100% accurate and require further examination with B-ultrasound. In daily life, many women have encountered the situation where the test paper showed pregnancy but the ultrasound showed no pregnancy. There are many reasons leading to this result, which need to be analyzed in detail. So, what if the test paper shows pregnancy but the ultrasound shows no pregnancy? Let’s take a look below.

If the pregnancy is relatively short, it is normal that no gestational sac is detected during B-ultrasound. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a blood test for HCG to determine whether you are pregnant so that appropriate treatment can be given.

How long does it take to detect pregnancy with ultrasound?

Generally speaking, signs of pregnancy can be detected through B-ultrasound about 40 days after menstruation stops (35 days at the earliest).

In addition to confirming pregnancy through B-ultrasound, there are other ways to check:

1. Use early pregnancy test paper or pregnancy test stick. If you are pregnant, the test result will be positive through the morning urine test.

2. On the 11th day after the missed period, hCG is tested through blood test. If you are pregnant, the test will be positive.

After the examination results confirm that the pregnancy is true, the pregnant mother needs to pay attention to her diet, sleep, etc.

1. In terms of diet, pregnant mothers need to be careful not to eat cold food. Generally speaking, most cold foods have the effects of removing blood stasis, activating blood circulation, contracting the uterus, etc. For pregnant women, especially those in the early stages of pregnancy, if they eat cold food, they will experience adverse reactions such as abdominal pain and miscarriage. Severe consequences may include miscarriage and cessation of fetal development. During pregnancy, pregnant mothers should eat a light and balanced diet, and eat meat, fruits and vegetables, eggs, fish, beans, etc. in moderation. Ensure the baby's nutritional supply.

2. Sleep. As long as the pregnant mother ensures good sleep quality, it will be beneficial to provide a good environment for the baby's growth and development. Sufficient sleep time can not only help the fetus develop good sleeping habits from an early age, but also benefit the fetus's intellectual development. As the uterus grows, the weight on the pregnant mother will increase, so pregnant mothers are used to sleeping on their left side to reduce the pressure of the uterus on the abdomen, waist and other parts of the body, while providing the baby with sufficient blood circulation and enough oxygen.

3. Emotionally, pregnant mothers should try to maintain a good mood during pregnancy. This will promote the formation of the baby's good character, while also avoiding adverse growth effects on the baby.