What are the signs of pregnancy after ovulation?

As long as ovulation is normal, it can better help women conceive, and the period after ovulation is also the best time to conceive, so female friends need to understand some signs of pregnancy, so that they can correctly judge whether they are pregnant in life. The following is an introduction to some signs of pregnancy after ovulation. Every woman should not ignore these common sense.

Menstruation is not coming

If your periods have always been regular, but this time your period didn't come on time, you may have already taken an early pregnancy self-test before you noticed the above symptoms. But if your periods are irregular or you don't remember your periods, early pregnancy symptoms like nausea, breast tenderness, and frequent bathroom breaks may indicate you're pregnant before you realize you're missing your period.

Basal body temperature remains high

In the early stages of pregnancy, the physical symptoms are not obvious, but one thing is that the basal body temperature remains high. If you track your basal body temperature and find that it is high for 18 consecutive days, you are likely pregnant.

Breasts become larger and more sensitive

One of the early signs of pregnancy is tender, sore breasts, which is caused by your increased hormone levels. This bloating and cramping feeling is very similar to what you feel before your period, only more intense. This discomfort will improve significantly after 3 months of pregnancy, when your body has adapted to the hormonal changes during pregnancy.

tired

Do you suddenly feel tired or even exhausted? No one knows exactly what causes fatigue in early pregnancy, but rapidly increasing levels of progesterone may make you feel extra sleepy.

Once you reach the second trimester, you'll start to feel more energetic than you did in the first trimester, but fatigue usually returns toward the end of your pregnancy. This is because your weight will increase significantly during this time, and common discomforts during pregnancy will also affect the quality of your sleep at night.

Because in today's life, many women are actually pregnant, but they are not aware of it at all, so this also reminds us that we must have a better understanding of these common sense issues, so that we can help ourselves, take good care of our bodies, and avoid adverse harm during this pregnancy.