For women, only by being able to ovulate normally can they have the opportunity to become a mother. And after menstruation, women ovulate every month, which can be calculated by time or determined by some physical manifestations. So how can we know the ovulation period?
Women's body temperature suddenly becomes very low during ovulation, and during the first few days of ovulation, their body temperature will also be particularly low. On the day of ovulation, their body temperature will be even lower. After the ovulation period has passed, the body temperature begins to rise, which can be calculated based on a woman's menstrual cycle. A woman's ovulation date is 14 days before her next menstrual period.
By calculating the date 14 days before menstruation, body temperature can be measured. When the body temperature is particularly low, it is definitely the ovulation period for women. Then, preparing for pregnancy during ovulation can increase the probability of pregnancy, so you must adjust your state before ovulation to make two more energetic and more conducive to the success of pregnancy.
In addition, during ovulation, women may have some foreign objects on their underwear, which are different from ordinary vaginal discharge. This type of vaginal discharge is more elastic and has no odor. Some women may also feel very swollen and painful in the waist during ovulation, which is also a manifestation of ovulation. At the same time, B-ultrasound can also be used for testing near ovulation to determine the ovulation period.
