I believe many women have heard of biochemical pregnancy, but what kind of pregnancy is biochemical pregnancy? Actually, most women are not clear about it. Recently, some women have asked, will biochemical pregnancy occur at 5 weeks of pregnancy? Regarding the question asked by female friends, the following will be explained in detail by the editor.
Biochemical pregnancy refers to the absence of clinical pregnancy symptoms, which can also be referred to as subclinical miscarriage in clinical practice. In fact, it is a phenomenon where although sperm and egg successfully meet and combine, they do not implant successfully in the uterine cavity, and may eventually be discharged from the body along with menstrual blood. Biochemical pregnancy is an abnormal pregnancy.
For women with biochemical pregnancy, HCG can be detected during blood HCG testing. However, HCG does not double like normal pregnancy, and the HCG value is relatively low. When they go to the hospital for ultrasound examination at 5 weeks of pregnancy, no gestational sac formation can be seen in the uterine cavity. Biochemical pregnancy usually results in spontaneous abortion within 50 days, with gray white membrane like material flowing out during abortion.
From this, it can be inferred that a biochemical pregnancy occurs at 5 weeks of pregnancy. The reason for a biochemical pregnancy in women may be due to missing the optimal conception time for the egg during fertilization, resulting in poor activity of the fertilized egg and difficulty in implanting in the uterine cavity. Therefore, women should have sexual intercourse within 24 hours after the egg is released, as this is the best time for conception.
