When will the pregnancy reaction end? How long will the pregnancy reaction end?

Pregnancy reaction is an uncomfortable reaction of pregnant mothers in the early stage. Pregnant mothers may be excited and happy about being a mother in the early stage, but they will soon be affected by the pregnancy reaction. Although pregnancy reaction makes mothers feel uncomfortable, it is also a sweet burden. Today, let's talk about the time when pregnancy reaction ends.

What is pregnancy reaction?

Early pregnancy reaction refers to a series of reactions in the early stages of pregnancy (about six weeks after menstruation), which occur due to an increase in human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) in the pregnant woman's body, a decrease in gastric acid secretion and a prolonged gastric emptying time, leading to dizziness, fatigue, loss of appetite, and a preference for acidic foods.

After pregnancy, the mother's early pregnancy reaction is particularly strong. How to adjust the diet? It is recommended to arrange eating time in small amounts and multiple times. According to your own eating habits, if you have a good appetite in the morning, you can eat more in the morning.

This early pregnancy reaction does not occur at the same time for everyone. Although the early pregnancy reaction is called morning sickness, many pregnant women have a good appetite in the morning, but a poor appetite at night. Cherish this period of good appetite and have a balanced diet during this period. Do not force yourself to eat at other times.

In the early stages of pregnancy, pregnant women with normal weight hope to maintain their weight and not gain weight. In the early stages of pregnancy, we emphasize that weight must be controlled as long as one's diet can guarantee it. As long as there are no urine ketone bodies, it will not have much impact on the baby.

Start and end time

Most of the pregnancy reactions will disappear naturally around 12 weeks of pregnancy, and generally no special treatment is needed. In the early stages of pregnancy, that is, 0-12 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus is in a period of intense differentiation. At this time, pregnant women will experience a series of pregnancy reactions such as nausea, vomiting, and fatigue due to a series of changes and reactions in the body. After the second trimester of pregnancy, that is, around 12 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus's development is basically finalized, the reactions are no longer intense, and the pregnancy reactions will naturally be alleviated or subside.

Pregnancy is the process of pregnancy, which is the process of the fertilized egg developing into a fetus in the mother's body. Once the sperm and egg combine, a new life is conceived.

Pregnancy reactions should be noted

Loss of appetite and delayed menstruation in early pregnancy

1 The first three months of pregnancy (i.e. 0-12 weeks) are called early pregnancy. This stage is an important period for the fertilized egg to differentiate into the embryo and fetus, and it can also be said that it is the period of "differentiation and assembly" of the fetus. There will be pregnancy reactions in early pregnancy, feeling dizzy, weak, tired, sleepy, and loss of appetite. Some people may also have abnormal appetite, picky eating, like sour taste and hate greasy food. The time mentioned here is the actual time of conception, which is not equal to the time after the last menstrual period. The actual time of conception is the period of formation of various organs of the fetus, which is most susceptible to the influence of the outside world. In addition, the placenta is not fully developed, and the secretion of progesterone is at a low ebb. This is the period when miscarriage is prone to occur. Therefore, if the menstruation is on time at ordinary times, when the last menstrual period is still not coming one week after the expiration of the last menstrual period, the couple should first realize that they are pregnant.

Examination and breast care should be done during the second trimester

2 The second trimester is from 13 to 27 weeks of pregnancy. It is a period when both the mother and the fetus are stable. During this period, the fetus develops rapidly. Pregnant women should have regular prenatal checkups starting from the 20th week of pregnancy, and then every 4 weeks. Each time, weight, blood pressure, urine protein, blood routine, urine routine, liver function and other tests should be checked. In order to detect abnormalities early. After the 24th week of pregnancy, breast care should be carried out, and the nipples should be scrubbed with soapy water every day to correct nipple depression. Those with nipple fissures should be treated as soon as possible.

In the late pregnancy, you should pay attention to sleep, diet and the time to go to the hospital.

3. After 28 weeks of pregnancy, it is considered as late pregnancy. Avoid excessive fatigue, be careful not to take too much salt in your diet, and sleep in a side-lying position for comfort. Two weeks before the expected date of delivery, prepare the baby's and mother's supplies, choose a good hospital for delivery, and implement a method of contacting your husband and family. Because you don't know when the contractions will start, you should avoid going out alone. Strengthen nutrition and accumulate physical strength. Once there are signs of labor, such as "spotting" and regular contractions, it is time to go to the hospital.

Pregnancy is a complex physiological process. During pregnancy, the mother's organs undergo a series of changes to adapt to the development and growth of the fetus. Only by understanding the pregnancy process can we do a good job of prenatal and postpartum health care to ensure the health of mother and child.