When preparing for pregnancy, women will know when to ovulate by their basal body temperature. The detected body temperature refers to the basal body temperature of the human body, which is the lowest body temperature after waking up in the morning. Basal body temperature can accurately reflect the time of ovulation. So let's understand how long it takes for ovulation to occur when basal body temperature drops?
Measure basal body temperature every day. When the basal body temperature continues to rise and then begins to decline, it is time for ovulation. Increasing the frequency of sexual intercourse during this time period can also help with pregnancy. Basal body temperature is measured every morning after waking up, and can be marked every day. When one day the basal body temperature rises, continues to rise, and then begins to decline, it is ovulation, and healthy eggs will be released.
Measuring basal body temperature can not only determine ovulation period, but also other bodily reactions. Moreover, basal body temperature monitoring is relatively simple and does not cause any harm to the body. It can detect luteal function, with ovulation day as the dividing point. If the body temperature drops before and then rises, it indicates normal luteal function. For women with irregular vaginal appearance, it is not possible to determine the menstrual cycle, but basal body temperature can be used to understand the menstrual cycle.
Having sexual intercourse one day apart during ovulation can increase the chances of conception. The measurement of basal body temperature is also relatively accurate for ovulation days. If the body temperature continues to rise to its peak and then begins to decline, it indicates that ovulation has begun.
