Many families have little experience with pregnancy, so they often find that pregnancy is already a month later and may miss out on many things. Therefore, many women are particularly concerned about the timing of pregnancy testing. So now let's learn how long pregnancy can be measured?
Generally, pregnancy can be detected using early pregnancy test strips 10-14 days after fertilization, but the specific implantation time of each fertilized egg varies. Generally, it can be detected 5 days after delayed menstruation. But some people may take more than 20 days to test it out later. Generally, blood tests can be performed around 20 days after sexual intercourse, while ultrasound examinations may be performed relatively late and may not be very noticeable if done too early. Generally, after testing positive with early pregnancy test strips, B-ultrasound examination can be performed to determine whether it is an intrauterine pregnancy or an ectopic pregnancy.
In fact, detecting pregnancy too early is not very meaningful because the accuracy is not high. It is recommended to observe the timing of menstruation. If menstruation is indeed delayed, use test strips to test again. At this time, the detection is also more accurate. However, women should start supplementing folic acid and vitamins 3-6 months before this to prevent neurological diseases. It is best to continue eating until after delivery, rest more, maintain emotional stability, undergo regular prenatal check ups, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables to improve personal immunity and ensure the normal birth of the fetus.
