After pregnancy, women may experience some symptoms in their bodies, which can be used to diagnose pregnancy. For example, symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and drowsiness may occur. Some women may not have obvious symptoms and need to undergo HCG testing. So, how long can HCG be used to detect pregnancy?
If you want to check pregnancy by measuring the HCG value in venous blood, you can do it 10-15 days after sexual intercourse. If there is normal sexual activity during ovulation, the HCG level in the blood starts to increase around 7 days after sexual activity. After 10 days of sexual activity, venous blood can be drawn from the hospital to test the HCG value in the blood. If the HCG value is greater than 10mIU/ml, it indicates a successful pregnancy.
If sexual activity is performed on the day of ovulation, one can go to the hospital for HCG testing 7 days after sexual activity. If the HCG value is greater than 10mIU/ml, it indicates successful conception.
By detecting the HCG value in the blood, pregnancy can be determined with an accuracy rate of up to 99%. If the menstrual cycle exceeds the normal menstrual cycle by more than 7 days, early pregnancy test strips can be used for detection. After being diagnosed with pregnancy, it is necessary to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to rule out the possibility of ectopic pregnancy.
In addition, various examinations during pregnancy should be carried out on time to ensure that both the pregnant woman and the fetus are in a healthy state. Pregnant women also need to regulate their lives, rest well, supplement their nutrition reasonably, and increase their immune system in order to provide more favorable conditions for the healthy growth of the fetus.
