The chance of conception is highest during the ovulation period of women. So if women have fertility requirements, they should pay attention to their ovulation period. Women can determine their ovulation period through methods such as calculation and basal body temperature measurement, and can also use ovulation test strips. So, how long does the peak ovulation period last?
The peak ovulation period lasts for about a week. Generally, the ovulation period for women is about 14 days before the onset of menstruation, and the first four to five days after ovulation are called the ovulation period. Women can calculate it based on their menstrual period, but sometimes the ovulation period may be advanced or delayed by a few days.
During the upcoming 1-2 days of ovulation, the level of LH and luteinizing hormone in the female body will increase. At this time, if ovulation test strips are used, a strong positive phenomenon will appear. During the ovulation period, the luteinizing hormone in the female body will actually decrease, and at this time, the ovulation test strip will become weakly positive.
When women use ovulation test strips, they will only show positive results after entering the ovulation period. At the beginning, they will show weak positive, but when they are about to ovulate, they will show strong positive. After the egg is released, it will turn weak positive again. However, due to differences in sensitivity of test strips, there may be some ambiguity in the judgment of positivity, so women can combine basal body temperature measurement to determine ovulation.
