Early pregnancy response

The first manifestation of early pregnancy, that is, early pregnancy, is menopause, the age of childbearing, and the regular menstrual cycle. Once the menstrual period is 10 days or more, pregnancy should be suspected. If the menopause has reached 8 weeks, the chance of pregnancy is even greater. Menopause is the earliest and most important symptom that a married woman may become pregnant. Of course, menopause is not necessarily pregnancy. Breastfeeding women may still be pregnant again without recovering their menstruation.

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