What are the symptoms and reactions of implantation?

The symptom of implantation is amenorrhea, and some pregnant women will also experience a small amount of vaginal bleeding. Most will not experience adverse reactions, and some may feel pain in the lower abdomen.

Having a normal sexual life and not taking contraceptive measures during intercourse may cause the sperm and egg to combine to form a fertilized egg and implant in the uterine cavity, resulting in pregnancy. Generally, the fertilized egg will begin to implant about 7 days after ovulation, and the implantation will be complete in about 10 to 15 days. Then symptoms of amenorrhea will appear, and there may also be lower abdominal distension and pain. Because everyone's physique is different, the reaction when the fertilized egg implants will be different. If the amenorrhea has been more than 5 days, you can use an early pregnancy test strip to do a test. It is best to use morning urine. The concentration of urine is relatively high, which can accurately determine whether you are pregnant. You can also go to the hospital about 10 days after intercourse to test the human chorionic gonadotropin level in the blood to determine pregnancy. If the value is high, it means that you are pregnant. At this time, you need to prohibit intercourse to avoid irritating the uterus during intercourse and causing threatened abortion.

In the early stages of pregnancy, you also need to cooperate with your doctor to take folic acid tablets orally to prevent neural tube defects in the fetus. After three months of pregnancy, you can supplement some DNA appropriately to promote the brain development of the fetus.