Aspect 1: Physiological changes
After pregnancy, some physiological changes will gradually appear. The first is the cessation of menstruation. If a woman does not have menstruation during her normal menstrual period, she needs to consider whether she is pregnant. The second is the increase in body temperature. Since a large amount of progesterone is secreted after conception, the body temperature rises. You can judge by measuring your body temperature. If your body temperature rises for 3 consecutive days, you may be pregnant. In addition, some women may experience breast swelling and pain and their nipples become sensitive. This may be because the breasts are preparing to secrete milk after pregnancy.
Aspect 2: Urine and blood testing
After pregnancy, there is a significant increase in human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in the urine. It can be tested with a urine test stick. Generally speaking, if the urine test stick is found to be weakly positive or positive seven days after the menstrual period, pregnancy can basically be confirmed. In addition, hCG concentration can also be detected through blood tests. Usually in the early stages of pregnancy, hCG concentration will increase rapidly.
Aspect Three: Physical Feeling
In the early stages of pregnancy, some women may feel fatigue, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, etc. These are all caused by changes in the body. In addition, pregnant women often experience irritability, body edema, etc. due to changes in their hormonal levels after pregnancy, and may even experience more physical discomfort. If pregnant women experience unusual conditions, they should consult a doctor promptly to understand their physical condition.
Aspect 4: Medical examination
Medical testing is one of the best ways to confirm pregnancy. B-ultrasound examination can be performed to confirm whether there is a fetus in the womb or whether there will be a fetus soon. B-ultrasound examination can show the shape and size of the baby, estimate the due date, show the location of the placenta and learn more about the baby\’s health. In addition, other related examinations, such as hysteroscopy, prenatal examination, etc., can be used to understand the health status of pregnant women and detect and deal with any abnormal conditions early.
Summary
Understanding and confirming your pregnancy status is a very important task. Women can make judgments by observing their own physiological changes, urine and blood tests, physical sensations, medical examinations and other methods. At the same time, pay attention to nutrition and emotional management during pregnancy, and avoid any behavior that may affect the pregnant woman and fetus. During pregnancy, maintaining a positive attitude and consulting your doctor promptly will help ensure a healthy pregnancy and smooth delivery.
