Women release a mature egg every month, which takes about 2-3 days to survive in the body. During artificial insemination, if sperm and egg meet and combine, the mother can successfully conceive. However, the implantation of the fertilized egg takes some time, so it also takes a certain amount of time to detect pregnancy. So, how many days does it take to detect pregnancy through artificial insemination?
It takes 7-14 days for pregnancy to be detected manually, and women can go to the hospital for a blood test for HCG to determine if they have successfully conceived. The pregnancy testing time for artificial and natural conception is similar, so it can also be tested through early pregnancy test strips. Women can prepare their own pregnancy testing tools for easy testing.
However, the chances of artificial pregnancy are influenced by many factors, such as the quality of sperm. If the quality of sperm is poor, the chances of conception will not be too high. Meanwhile, this is also influenced by the age of the female partner. The optimal age for women to have children is between 23-30 years old. After the age of 35, the female's physical condition and egg quality will decline, and the chances of pregnancy will also decrease accordingly.
Compared to women with a relatively normal menstrual cycle, the ovulation date is relatively fixed, and the accuracy of artificial insemination is higher. Therefore, the chances of successful conception will naturally increase. However, for women with irregular menstruation who cannot accurately calculate the ovulation date, the chances of pregnancy will be relatively lower.
