Every woman has a regular ovulation period every month. Ovulation refers to the process where the eggs in the female body leave the ovaries and enter the uterus, and the entire process is called ovulation. If a woman wants to conceive, she needs to be very clear about her ovulation period, but there are some women who cannot feel whether they are ovulating or not. What's wrong with not feeling ovulation about this?
Can't feel ovulation? What's going on
During ovulation, women generally do not experience any noticeable sensations. However, there may be some special symptoms, such as varying degrees of discomfort in the lower abdomen during ovulation. Some women may experience obvious pain, while others may experience bleeding. Secondly, during ovulation, women may experience a certain degree of dryness and heat, as their body temperature increases by approximately 0.5 degrees Celsius. And you may feel energetic, but your appetite is not very good, that is, you don't really want to eat, which is normal.
What should I do if I don't feel ovulation
Having a reasonable diet is very helpful for women to prevent ovulation, and it plays an important role in various bodily functions. Smoking and alcohol consumption can affect fertility for both men and women. Carbonated beverages such as cola should not be consumed in excess, and high calorie foods should not be eaten too much. Check for endocrine and other functional disorders, understand ovulation status, and measure serum estrogen and progesterone levels at different times of the menstrual cycle to understand ovarian conditions; If the measured function is basal metabolism, thyroid function can be determined; Checking and measuring adrenal function and serum prolactin can determine the presence of anti sperm antibodies.
The above are some knowledge points related to women's ovulation period. Here, the editor hopes that women can pay attention and be very familiar with their ovulation period. If you notice any abnormality in yourself, you should also seek timely solutions and pay attention to the harm involved. Finally, I hope that all women can go through their ovulation period normally every time.
