Ovulation is a physiological stage that women experience after their menstrual period. During this process, due to changes in estrogen levels in the body, mature eggs are secreted, providing conditions for the successful development of sperm into fertilized eggs. The thickness of the endometrium during ovulation can affect fertility. So, how easy is it for the endometrium to conceive during ovulation?
The normal thickness of the endometrium during ovulation should be around 8 millimeters, and it can gradually reach around 12 millimeters in the later stages of ovulation, which is also the easiest stage for women to conceive. The endometrium is thinnest on the first day after menstruation and thickest two to three days before menstruation. If the thickness of the endometrium is normal during ovulation, ovulation is normal, and there is no blockage in the fallopian tubes, it will increase the chances of successful conception.
Both thick and thin endometrium can cause certain harm. The former can easily lead to increased menstrual flow in women, while the latter can make it difficult for embryos to implant.
The ovulation period usually occurs about 14 days before the next menstrual period. During this time, the endometrium changes from the menstrual period to the proliferative period due to the secretion of estrogen by the ovaries. The thickness is usually 6-8 millimeters. After ovulation, the endometrium changes from the proliferative period to the secretory period due to the combined action of estrogen and progesterone, and the thickness also increases accordingly. Most women can exceed 12 millimeters in thickness before menstruation.
If women need to conceive during ovulation, they need to maintain a good mentality and not be too nervous. Relaxing the mood is beneficial for conception and can increase the chances of successful conception. Due to differences in physical constitution, the thickness of the endometrium during ovulation also varies. It can be determined whether normal pregnancy preparation can be achieved by going to the hospital for examination.
