I'm pregnant even though I have a lot of menstrual periods.

How can I get pregnant even though I have heavy menstrual periods?

Many women in clinical medicine know that amenorrhea is an indicator of pregnancy. However, some women become pregnant but have their periods. In fact, this condition is called "pregnancy menstruation". Its characteristics are less bleeding, lighter color, shorter days, and are different from all previous menstruations. In fact, this is not a real menstrual period. This kind of situation occurs within 3 months of pregnancy.

What are the early symptoms of pregnancy?

In early pregnancy, the more obvious symptoms are morning sickness and amenorrhea. The absence or delay of menstruation is the first sign of pregnancy for women. If the menstrual period is delayed by more than 7-15 days compared to the normal time, the possibility of pregnancy may be considered. The morning sickness phenomenon is also quite obvious. Some women secrete a hormone during pregnancy, which causes the body to feel nauseous, and some pregnant women become more prone to fatigue and sleepiness during pregnancy.

Other early symptoms include: breast pain, frequent urination, increased body temperature, etc. In the first six weeks of pregnancy, this reaction is not very obvious, but after the sixth week, breast pain will occur. In addition, as the fetus grows gradually, it will compress the pregnant woman's bladder, so the pregnant woman will also have frequent urination and urgency.

How long does it take for early pregnancy symptoms to show up?

Because the test tube embryo is produced in the body of the pregnant woman, some substances will be metabolized during the growth stage of the test tube embryo, which will cause corresponding changes in the body of the pregnant woman. This is the early reaction during pregnancy. However, this symptom does not occur at the beginning of pregnancy. It is not until the embryo implants and grows slowly into shape that the pregnant woman's body will experience this condition. Therefore, the early symptoms of pregnancy usually do not appear until after the sixth week.

However, it should be noted that because everyone's physical fitness is different, some pregnant women will react earlier or later, and their reactions will also be different. For some people, pregnancy symptoms are severe and easy to identify, while for some people, pregnancy symptoms are not easy to identify. Therefore, when women experience nausea, drowsiness, fatigue, etc., it is not necessarily caused by pregnancy. They must find a more accurate way to detect whether they are pregnant.

The early symptoms of pregnancy begin to appear after the sixth week and gradually subside after three months. During this period, some pregnant women with poor appetite will worry about whether their babies will be malnourished. Pregnant women do not need to be overly anxious at this time, but need to pay attention to rest. They can eat some foods that strengthen the spleen and appetite and promote appetite. If morning sickness is severe, some alleviating foods can be used.