Will breasts swell and hurt during implantation?

Everyone knows that when a woman becomes pregnant, the fertilized egg has implanted and begun to develop. However, some symptoms often occur during implantation, but the symptoms vary depending on people's physical conditions. After the fertilized egg implants, the obvious symptom for women is huge changes in their body, which may be breast swelling. Will breasts swell and hurt during implantation?

1. Will the breasts swell and hurt after implantation?

1. The breasts will not swell and hurt after the fertilized egg implants. The process from fertilization to implantation of the fertilized egg is almost silent, except that a few pregnant women will have physiological implantation bleeding and slight cramps.

2. However, the symptoms of fertilized egg implantation vary from person to person. Generally, people will feel tired and have a decreased appetite. Some people will experience implantation bleeding, and sensitive people will also feel soreness. But it cannot be ruled out that it is caused by one's own psychological effects. Generally, if the menstrual period is delayed for 10 days and has not come, you can use an early pregnancy test paper to test yourself.

2. Will there be bleeding when the fertilized egg implants?

1. Normally, there will be no bleeding when the fertilized egg implants. If the woman happens to ovulate during intercourse and the man's sperm is well motile, conception can usually occur within 24-48 hours. The woman will not feel anything during implantation. Only a small number of people will bleed a small amount when the fertilized egg implants due to physiological and physical problems.

2. Fertilized egg implantation bleeding is a type of dysfunctional uterine bleeding (dysfunctional uterine bleeding). Since an ovarian follicle gradually develops and matures in every menstrual cycle of women of childbearing age, the estrogen level in the body also gradually increases. When the mature follicle ruptures and ovulates, the estrogen level in the body will drop sharply, making it impossible to maintain the growth of the endometrium, causing local necrosis and exfoliation of the endometrium and manifesting as vaginal bleeding. After ovulation, the follicle quickly forms a corpus luteum, which can secrete a certain amount of estrogen and progesterone to quickly repair the ruptured endometrium, and the bleeding will stop automatically.