When a woman is just pregnant, her body undergoes a series of changes, but there is not much difference in appearance from before, but the HCG in her body increases wildly every day. Moreover, the rate of increase is particularly fast, almost reaching a doubling growth. A general blood test HCG value can accurately determine whether pregnancy is present. So, when can HCG be detected?
From the moment a woman becomes pregnant, there will be corresponding changes in hormone levels and HCG in her body. When a woman's menstrual cycle is relatively regular, but her period is delayed for more than a week, the possibility of pregnancy is generally considered higher. To put themselves at ease, women can go to the hospital for a blood test to determine the HCG value, which can generally be detected and the results are relatively accurate.
Blood test HCG can not only determine whether a woman is pregnant, but also check the development of the gestational sac. The changes in HCG values to some extent reflect the growth and development of the fetal sac, and women should pay special attention to observation.
When women cannot determine whether they are pregnant, if they do not want to go to the hospital, they can also use early pregnancy test strips for self testing. Early pregnancy test strips usually use morning urine, which provides more accurate results. Generally, two red lines appear, indicating that the woman has successfully become pregnant. If there is only one red line, it means that the woman is not pregnant.
