What are the symptoms of pregnancy after transplantation?

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Many female friends, when they were pregnant for the first time, were unable to judge whether they were pregnant due to the lack of common sense about the symptoms of pre pregnancy. Now, as a mother to be, I would like to share my experience with you for you to test and see if you are pregnant. What are the symptoms of pregnancy after transplantation? Let's see what it is.

What are the symptoms of pregnancy after transplantation?

1. Changes in breasts and nipples many women report that their nipples become very sensitive due to increased hormones, estrogen and progesterone. In early pregnancy, your breasts will begin to grow more fat, and the ducts will grow larger, leading to more sensitivity. The nipples turn black, too. A mother described this feeling as "the razor blade is against the nipple", so if you find that you have a similar feeling, you may be pregnant.

2. Implantation bleeding when a blastocyst is implanted into the uterine wall, some women experience mild bleeding. Implantable bleeding is very similar to menstruation. Many female friends mistakenly think that menstruation is coming, and the duration is generally 1 to 3 days.

Cramps this is a difficult problem, because it may also mean that your period is approaching, but some women have slight cramps in the first few weeks or even months of pregnancy. Symptoms of early pregnancy: cramps, back pain, abdominal distension.

matters needing attention

Ensure adequate and good rest and sleep; Take a shower for a long time; Do proper housework and physical exercise; Do not wear high-heeled shoes, loose and comfortable clothes, preferably cotton, especially pay attention to breast care, wear a wide and soft bra, protect the nipple, if there is nipple invagination, the third trimester of pregnancy should insist on pulling the nipple several times a day to make it bulge, to prepare for postpartum lactation, keep clean and dry when there is milk secretion after pregnancy, do not squeeze; Keep away from radiation, electromagnetic radiation, cats, dogs and other pets to avoid colds; Abstain from bad habits such as smoking and drinking, and eat less caffeinated food such as coffee, tea and cola; Keep your hair clean, try not to dye or perm your hair, and use less cosmetics.