Menstruation stops-although the symptoms of menopause alone do not indicate that you are pregnant, it implies that your body has changed, so you should make an appointment with a doctor to verify and find out why.
Nausea and vomiting-this phenomenon is called "morning sickness" because most pregnant women feel sick and bored in the morning. Part of the reason is that blood sugar drops on an empty stomach, which leads to vomiting. Although this phenomenon is called "morning sickness", it can happen at any time. Therefore, some women will stick "halo stickers" at work to prevent the inconvenience caused by vomiting during the day.
Abnormal taste-the increase of hormone level in the body and the change of saliva and other secretions lead to the change of taste buds, including the metallic taste in the mouth, which makes you taste strange food abnormally, while the food you like seems boring and indifferent. We heard that some pregnant women like strange smells very much, such as shoe polish and electric oil.
Odd sense of smell-If you think it's strange to like the smell of electric oil and shoe polish, you can try your own reaction: smelling something you once liked will suddenly become strong and annoying, making you want to vomit, such as perfume, coffee and cooking.
Fatigue-During pregnancy, the body will increase the secretion of luteinizing hormone, which is a hormone with natural calming ability.
Frequent urination-when the embryo is formed in the mother's body, the body will secrete a hormone called HCG for short. With the surge of luteinizing hormone, the blood circulation around the pelvis will accelerate, which will stimulate the bladder and anus, leading to the need for women to go to the toilet frequently.
Sensitive and fragile breasts-gently touching the breasts or breast pedicle can also cause pain. At this point, the color of the breast pedicle will darken, the breast will swell, and the blood vessels will expand to the naked eye.
Self-correcting pregnancy test-this test method is to find the growth level of HCG by using the urine discharged for the first time when the HCG level reaches its peak in the morning. Since HCG levels generally rise two weeks after conception, if you follow their instructions carefully, the reliability of this test can reach 90%. If the first test is not positive, it needs to be tested again two weeks later to be sure, because the HCG level at that time is enough to let you know whether you are pregnant or not. Assuming the result is positive, you should also have a test before seeing a doctor. If the urine is above room temperature, pregnancy drugs, antidepressants or other drugs containing HCG will also have false positive results, which is not reliable for older or menopausal women. You'd better find a professional doctor to verify it.
Professional judgment-Generally speaking, your doctor, nurse or clinical expert will take samples of your urine and blood to check whether your body's chemical reaction indicates pregnancy. The changes of HCG in urine and blood were detected two weeks after conception. At the same time, the uterus and cervix are also examined together. Usually, the color of the cervix and vagina will be slightly purple (because the blood in this area flows quickly during pregnancy), and the uterus will also swell.