When watching movies or TV dramas, people often see scenes where the female protagonist experiences nausea and vomiting after getting pregnant, so people believe that pregnancy reactions are nausea and vomiting. In fact, women do not immediately experience vomiting symptoms after pregnancy. There is still a process involved. When will early pregnancy symptoms occur?
Early pregnancy reactions occur in women after pregnancy because the hormone levels in the body are different from before. Under the stimulation of hormone changes, it can cause a series of discomfort symptoms in the pregnant woman's body. Most women only experience early pregnancy symptoms after 6 weeks of pregnancy, but due to the varying sensitivity of each woman to hormonal changes, the timing of early pregnancy symptoms also varies.
The typical early pregnancy reaction of pregnant women is gastrointestinal symptoms, mainly nausea and vomiting. In addition, some pregnant women may have loss of appetite. In addition to gastrointestinal reactions, pregnant women may also experience symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, insomnia, physical fatigue, and drowsiness.
After experiencing early pregnancy symptoms, pregnant women should not be too nervous. This is a normal physiological phenomenon during pregnancy, but the severity of early pregnancy symptoms varies for each pregnant woman. Pregnant women with severe early pregnancy symptoms must pay attention to rest, and if they cannot sleep well at night, they can make up for it appropriately during the day. In terms of diet, light foods are the main focus, but it is important to ensure the intake of nutrients such as protein and vitamins.
