A few days after menopause, pregnancy can be detected with a test paper

For women with normal menstrual cycles, in general, more than 7 days after menstruation, pregnancy can be detected by urine pregnancy test paper. However, some women's menstrual cycles are irregular, for women with early menstrual cycles, pregnancy is often detected relatively early; and women with longer menstrual cycles, pregnancy is detected relatively late. Generally, if pregnancy is not detected at 5 to 6 weeks after menstruation stops, it can be reviewed one to two weeks later. It can also be determined whether pregnancy is detected by blood sampling to detect the level of chorionic gonadotropin in serum. The determination of hormone levels will detect pregnancy earlier than urine pregnancy test paper. Generally, about a week after fertilization, hormone levels in serum will rise. At this time, blood sampling will reveal pregnancy. Therefore, for women who are eager to know whether they are pregnant, they can test pregnancy by taking blood.