Why do I have diarrhea during ovulation and implantation?

The ovulation and implantation period is generally within a few days. During this period, some people do not have any changes in their bodies, but some people will often have diarrhea. This is because the body is slowly doing the work of transportation, so this change will occur. First of all, you need to be careful not to take medicine casually, you must observe the changes in the body, and you cannot smoke, drink alcohol, and drink coffee.

Implantation begins around the 6th to 8th day after fertilization and is completed around the 11th to 12th day. Generally, implantation occurs slightly more often on the posterior wall of the uterine body than on the anterior wall, and more often in the midline than on the lateral wall. In order to ensure successful conception during the implantation period of the fertilized egg, women should pay attention.

During the implantation period of the fertilized egg, the following points should be noted:

1. Do not take over-the-counter medicines at will. Taking any medicine during implantation may cause fetal malformation. Therefore, if you feel unwell during implantation, you should go to the hospital immediately to find out the cause.

2. During the implantation period, you should avoid lifting heavy objects or strenuous exercise, and reduce housework and outings as much as possible. Avoid overwork, get more rest, get enough sleep, and control your sexual life to avoid accidental miscarriage.

3. Quit smoking and drinking. Drinking during implantation will delay fetal development and reduce fetal birth weight. Smoking during implantation can cause fetal malformations and increase fetal mortality. Therefore, you should quit smoking and drinking during implantation.

When your body has the following symptoms, it means that the fertilized egg has successfully implanted.

1. Nausea Nausea may begin after the first week of pregnancy. When you get up in the morning and brush your teeth or eat breakfast, you may feel like vomiting. This is what people often call morning sickness. Some people are relatively comfortable with nausea, only nausea in the morning or at a certain time of day, while others feel like vomiting all day long.

2. Increased body temperature You may find that your body temperature is getting higher and you may think that you have a fever, so you go to the hospital for treatment. The doctor will ask you when your menstruation comes and, based on your description, recommend that you take a test to determine whether you are pregnant.

3. Thirst Some people feel very thirsty when they wake up in the morning and always want to drink water, which did not happen before.

4. Some people suffer from colds and fatigue without knowing that they are pregnant. In the early stages of pregnancy, you will feel very weak and may catch a cold, but these colds are mild.

5. Breast pain After pregnancy, the breasts become very sensitive, itchy and even tingling. At this time, the body's hormones begin to increase and the body begins to produce milk. The breasts become tender and swollen, and also more sensitive. Some people may even find that their breasts have become darker and their nipples have become longer.

6. Easily fatigued. One day you suddenly find that even with a regular schedule, getting up in the morning is a very difficult thing; near noon, even if you don’t do any physical or mental work, you will feel very tired, with a heavy head and light feet, and need to lie down and rest.