Some people can test it after a week of amenorrhea, while others can only test it after ten days of amenorrhea. Why can some people test it earlier while others can only test it later, as they all use the same testing method? How long can pregnancy usually be detected?
What methods should be used to check pregnancy? If it is a blood HCG test, it should be done faster. Generally, it can be detected around 7-8 days after menopause, and human chorionic gonadotropin can be secreted in the body around 7 days after fertilization. If it is a urine HCG test, it can usually be detected after about ten days of amenorrhea, at which point HCG can be secreted in the urine. If it is a B-ultrasound examination, it should be delayed. Generally, it can be detected around 40 days of pregnancy, and at this time, the presence of a gestational sac can be detected through B-ultrasound examination.
Pregnancy can also be manifested through symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting, fatigue, and insomnia if the menstrual cycle is stopped for more than 10 days. These are early pregnancy symptoms.
For couples preparing for pregnancy, after each ovulation period, they can use early pregnancy test strips to test whether they are pregnant or not. During the preparation period for pregnancy, it is important to relax, pay attention to rest, avoid staying up late, avoid excessive stress, and maintain a regular diet and lifestyle to aid in conception.
