It is possible to be pregnant without any symptoms of pregnancy. It is inaccurate to determine whether a woman is pregnant from the presence or absence of pregnancy symptoms alone because everyone’s constitution and pregnancy symptoms manifest differently, and some women have more early pregnancy reactions when they are pregnant, while others have little to no early pregnancy reactions when they are pregnant. To determine whether a woman is pregnant or not, we must first look at whether she has a history of intercourse, and secondly, whether she has a history of menopause, that is, she did not have her period when she should have had it, and then go to the hospital to test the HCG to see if this value is elevated, and finally, we can also determine intrauterine pregnancy through ultrasound if a gestational sac is found in the uterus.