Because the symptoms in the early stages of pregnancy are somewhat similar to those during menstruation, some women may not know it themselves and think it's their period. If they don't pay attention to their diet at this time, it can have a significant impact on the fetus. Although early pregnancy is somewhat similar to premenstrual period, there are still differences. So, how to determine if it is early pregnancy?
Pregnant women may experience an increase in body temperature and drowsiness during the early stages of pregnancy. Some pregnant women may experience increased appetite and feelings of fatigue. Due to the increase of estrogen and progesterone, pregnant women may experience vomiting. Of course, each pregnant woman has a different constitution, so there may be some differences in the early stages of pregnancy.
If a woman's menstrual cycle is delayed for more than a week and these symptoms occur, it is very likely that she is pregnant and needs to go to the hospital for HCG and progesterone tests. If the progesterone level exceeds 5 and can be successfully doubled the next day, it can be confirmed that pregnancy has occurred and the fetus is very healthy.
Overall, women's bodies undergo significant changes after pregnancy, especially with regards to delayed menstruation. In the early stages of pregnancy, women should pay attention not to engage in intense exercise, avoid eating spicy and greasy foods, maintain a light diet, and avoid staying up late. In addition, you can eat more fruits and vegetables to prevent constipation.
