If women want to confirm whether they are pregnant, using only a pregnancy test stick is not enough. It is best to go to a professional hospital for examination. But if the month is too small, some methods may not be able to accurately detect pregnancy. If a woman is pregnant for half a month, can the hospital check if she is pregnant?
There are many types of pregnancy tests in hospitals, including B-ultrasound examination, urine pregnancy test, blood test, and so on. The B-ultrasound examination of the lower abdomen is a specialized examination to check for foreign objects in the uterus. During the first half of a woman's pregnancy, if the fertilized egg has not yet implanted in the uterus, it is generally impossible to detect pregnancy. However, undergoing ultrasound examination within 18 weeks of pregnancy may cause harm to the fetus or mother in the abdomen, and may lead to fetal underdevelopment. Therefore, it is best for expectant mothers to undergo ultrasound examination after 18 weeks.
Although B-ultrasound cannot accurately determine pregnancy in the early stages, other experimental tests such as HCG blood tests may be able to detect it. Generally, women who have stopped menstruating for more than a week can use this examination. In the early stages of pregnancy, the secretion of HCG in the body will increase, leading to dizziness, nausea, loss of appetite, and other conditions. During this period, HCG blood tests can determine whether a woman is pregnant. It is best not to use radiation testing in the early stages of pregnancy. Urine and blood tests are both good methods.
