In general, women ovulate once a month and have a menstrual cycle every month. These two are closely related. If you want to get pregnant, besides having a menstrual cycle, it is also the easiest time to conceive during ovulation. So, does ovulation occur during menstruation?
Healthy women ovulate 14 days before their menstrual period, but some women may experience fertility issues if their fallopian tubes become blocked, preventing them from releasing their ovulation normally. And some women, even if their menstrual cycle is relatively normal every month, have uncertain ovulation conditions. They may have menstruation but not ovulation, which can only be known through examination.
If you want to know if a woman is ovulating, you can perform B-ultrasound monitoring 14 days before menstruation to understand the specific ovulation time, or the ovulation time can be detected through test strips. If a woman reaches the ovulation time but there are no symptoms or signs, it may also be caused by some problems. Specific information can be obtained through relevant examinations.
It is very important for women to have a normal menstrual cycle. If menstrual flow is irregular or low, and there is abdominal pain during menstruation every month, it is likely due to some diseases, especially for women who have not given birth. Before preparing for pregnancy, it is necessary to treat and recover from these diseases in the body, which is beneficial for the success of pregnancy preparation and also for one's own health.
