For many women preparing for pregnancy, it is important to calculate their menstrual period because every month there are easy and safe periods for women to conceive. The safe period is the so-called days when it is difficult to conceive, so if you want to increase the chances of conception, you will choose to have sex on days that are easy to conceive. So, on which day of menstruation is the easiest to get pregnant?
The easy pregnancy period is commonly referred to as the ovulation period, which is the days before and after ovulation. The so-called danger period is only for contraception, which may occur before or after ovulation. Generally, in order to be more secure, the first 5 days of ovulation plus the last 4 days of ovulation, together with the day of ovulation, for a total of 10 days before and after is called the ovulation period. Generally, having sexual intercourse during ovulation can increase the chances of conception. Families with a plan to conceive may not need to take contraceptive measures during this period.
The ability of an egg to conceive is usually calculated after ovulation, and can only last for up to 24 hours. The lifespan of a sperm is about 3-4 days, and the ovulation time is not fixed, it may be a few days earlier or later. Therefore, the danger period will be extended by a few more days, such as five to six days before ovulation or two to three days after ovulation in women. Ovulation day is usually one of the days between two menstrual cycles. Therefore, the ovulation period should be taken as the standard, and the risk period should not be referenced. One can also use test strips to detect their ovulation date.
