Egg and Sperm Meet Symptoms – Major Signs Your Egg Has Been Fertilized (5 INDICATIVE SYMPTOMS)

What are the common symptoms when egg and sperm meet to achieve fertilization.
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In this video, we will answer key questions such as can your body detect fertilization, what are the signs and symptoms of fertilization and how soon can the signs of successful fertilization be experienced.

What signs can indicate whether your egg has been fertilized?
Following Ovulation which is when the egg is released from the ovary and travels to the fallopian tube, It is in the fallopian tube where sperms meet the released egg to achieve fertilization.

Given ovulation has taken place usually occurs 2 weeks before the start of the next period. The egg can achieve fertilization 24 hours after conception.

Can you experience Signs Or Symptoms when an egg gets fertilized? Or Can your body show signs of Fertilization?

When sperm meets an egg, the fertilized egg or zygote develops, this takes place normally 1 Day post ovulation. At this stage its too early to experience signs of pregnancy. Even a day or two after conception Having any symptoms is usually not a sign of pregnancy.

So How soon can you experience Symptoms of Fertilization?
Very early signs or symptoms appear actually not at the fertilization stage however at the implantation stage, when the fertilized egg or zygote continues to grow to form an embryo and implants or attaches in the female uterus. This process of implantation starts 5 days post ovulation. Which is when you may experience signs associated with successful conception.

5 Signs of Implantation that are indicative of successful fertilization include:

• Cramping: some may experience cramps during the time of implantation.
• Mild Bleeding: Around 25 percent of women may notice slight bleeding around the time of implantation. This is called implantation bleeding.
• Breast Tenderness: Swelling or tenderness experienced in the breast region.
• Feeling of bloatedness
• Mood swings

The specific symptoms of pregnancy vary hugely from woman to woman. Some may experience them while others may not.

What about Other Symptoms of Successful Conception?
Other than missed periods, pregnancy-related symptoms such as nausea, morning sickness, back pain, food cravings, etc. start around week five or six of pregnancy (6 weeks from last menstrual period or 4 weeks post ovulation). Around 60% of women would experience some pregnancy symptoms.

So How soon can pregnancy be tested?
Pregnancy can be detected by Blood tests for hCG or pregnancy hormone accurately by 11 days after conception, while it is best to wait for 2 weeks after conception before taking a urine pregnancy test.

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Q. Are there any symptoms when sperm meets egg?

Symptoms appear not at fertilization, however, may present in some women around the time of implantation (5 days post ovulation). With the appearance of other symptoms more prominent symptoms such as nausea, morning sickness appearing usually after 4 weeks post ovulation.

Q. How do you know if the egg is fertilized after ovulation?

Successful conception can be tested by hCG test or pregnancy test in blood by 11 days for accurate results and 2 weeks for the urine pregnancy test.

Q. Can you feel pregnant after 2 days or 4 days?

Too early to definitively know if pregnancy has been achieved. Implantation related symptoms may appear around day 5 post-ovulation such as spotting or mild bleeding and cramping.

Q. How to detect Ovulation?

Several methods such as urine ovulation detection kits as detect Luteinizing hormone (LH) which triggers ovulation. Blood tests to measure hormone levels indicative of ovulation status. Less accurate methods include basal body temperature BBT charting. Other methods include visualizing cervical mucus appearance which is thin, watery, slightly stretchy around the time of ovulation as opposed to being thick, sticky when not in the fertile period.

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