When women first become pregnant, their bodies begin to undergo some changes, such as vomiting, nausea, and other pregnancy related reactions, which are all caused by pregnancy. In the early stages of pregnancy, it is often difficult to accurately diagnose pregnancy through ultrasound. Is it pregnancy if a woman experiences body heat?
After successful conception, some pregnant women may experience a slight increase in body temperature, and hormone levels in the body will also rise after pregnancy, so it is normal to experience body heat during pregnancy. However, not all pregnant women will feel body heat, so pregnancy cannot be judged by whether the body is hot or not. How to accurately determine pregnancy in early pregnancy?
Firstly, use a pregnancy test stick. After three days of sexual intercourse, pregnancy can be tested using a pregnancy test strip. The principle of using a pregnancy test strip to test pregnancy is to use a special substance added to urine after conception to react with the test strip, resulting in a color change. It is best to choose morning urine for testing with a pregnancy test stick, because morning urine accumulates throughout the night, and the content of a certain substance in the urine is higher, which will react more clearly with the pregnancy test stick.
Secondly, there is an ultrasound examination. Ultrasound examination is the most accurate, but it usually takes twenty days after conception because the gestational sac is still relatively small and has not yet implanted, making it difficult to see through ultrasound examination.
