How long after pregnancy can I test it out?

Many people don’t know how long it takes to detect pregnancy through a pregnancy test stick, but everyone knows about amenorrhea. If your period has not come for more than eight days, there is a high possibility of pregnancy. After sexual intercourse, it takes 24 hours for sperm to enter the woman's fallopian tube and combine with the egg. It takes about a week for sperm to reach the uterus. Based on this time period, we can know that we can use a pregnancy test stick about ten days after having sex.

If pregnancy is obvious, there are two situations:

1. Increased frequency of going to the bathroom

One of the signs that other people will notice you're pregnant is that you're visiting the bathroom more frequently. Your family or friends will tell you that you are going to the bathroom more often than before. The reason for this phenomenon is that the expanded uterus puts pressure on the bladder.

In the early stages of pregnancy, many women experience frequent urination, some as often as once an hour. This is a natural phenomenon and does not require treatment.

Also, pregnancy causes the kidneys and bladder to produce more fluid. This causes you to go to the bathroom more frequently. And, I'm sorry to tell you: this symptom will continue to appear for the next 9 months.

2. Nausea

One of the symptoms of pregnancy is nausea and stuffiness. This may surprise you completely unprepared. This symptom may appear as early as the first week of pregnancy. Many women vomit when they drink coffee or eat breakfast on an empty stomach in the morning. This is what people call morning sickness. Some pregnant women feel nauseous in the afternoon or evening. Others may feel nauseous all day long.

If you are not planning to have a child, you must use contraceptive measures when having sex. The best contraceptive measure is condoms, and birth control pills should only be used as a last resort. Contraceptive pills are very harmful to the body, so it is best not to take them. If you are pregnant, you may also experience: bulimia, changes in appetite, drowsiness, etc.