How many days after conception can it be detected?

You may find yourself having symptoms of pregnancy, but after experiencing such adverse reactions, you cannot make a random judgment as to whether you are pregnant or not. You must take a test based on your specific symptoms to find out whether you are pregnant. Let’s take a look at the specific methods to test how many days after conception.

How many days after conception can the test be detected? Generally speaking, for some women who are relatively healthy and can have normal sexual life, without taking any contraceptive measures, if the stimulated male sperm is normal, the woman can ovulate normally, the sperm and egg can also successfully combine into a fertilized egg, the woman's fallopian tube is unobstructed, the endometrium is well developed, and she chooses to have sex during the ovulation period, she can get pregnant normally.

If a woman's menstruation has always been regular, and regular menstruation has not come about 6 weeks after the last menstruation, pregnancy cannot be ruled out, especially if the woman also experiences a series of symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, fatigue, drowsiness, anorexia, and picky eating during this period, then it can be basically confirmed that she is pregnant, but there are exceptions. It is necessary to go to a regular hospital for a gynecological examination to confirm whether she is really pregnant.

How long does it take to detect conception? Pregnancy testing depends on the tool you choose. Generally speaking, it is divided into home testing and hospital testing. Hospital testing can get results earlier and more accurately. Home testing generally uses early pregnancy test strips. Generally speaking, women can usually find out whether they are pregnant about a week to 10 days after they actually become pregnant. Once the male sperm and the female egg combine to form a fertilized egg, about 7-10 days after the fertilized egg implants in the endometrium, the placenta of the pregnant woman will secrete a special substance called human chorionic gonadotropin, which is often referred to as hCG in medicine. It only exists in the body of pregnant women. About a week after pregnancy, human chorionic gonadotropin will appear in the urine of pregnant women, but in the first few days of pregnancy, the secretion of this substance is relatively small and it is not easy to be measured. It is usually more obvious 10-14 days after pregnancy. Generally speaking, about 18 days after normal sexual life, you can determine whether you are pregnant by testing urine, especially morning urine. The earliest time to detect whether you are pregnant is one week after sexual life, and the latest time is about 3 weeks.

In fact, as long as we find such a situation, we can use the test method and it can be tested after a week. In this way, judging whether it is an early pregnancy is actually very helpful to our health, and we can take early pregnancy health care measures. We need to understand this.