After the female follicle matures, it will rupture and produce eggs. Therefore, if a woman experiences ovulation problems, it can greatly affect her fertility. So, if women who have been preparing for pregnancy for a long time are unsuccessful, doctors will recommend that they undergo ovulation monitoring. So, should ovulation monitoring be done continuously for a week?
Ovulation monitoring is different from conventional gynecological ultrasound examination. Its main purpose is to observe follicular development and help women determine their ovulation time. Therefore, ovulation monitoring should be carried out before ovulation. So, when a woman's menstrual cycle is within 28-30 days, monitoring should start 6-8 days after the end of the cycle. If the cycle is shortened, it needs to be appropriately advanced, while if the cycle is prolonged, it needs to be delayed before monitoring.
Moreover, women do not need to undergo follicle monitoring continuously for a week. It usually starts on the eighth day of menstruation, and then goes to the hospital for monitoring every two days until the follicle development diameter reaches 17 millimeters or more, then it needs to be monitored once a day. The rule of ovulation monitoring is that the longer a woman's menstrual cycle and the slower the development of follicles, the more monitoring times will be correspondingly increased. So the specific situation needs to be arranged specifically.
After the follicle matures, if its diameter meets the standard, conception can begin. Moreover, the implantation of fertilized eggs usually occurs one week after ovulation. As for some women who can ovulate normally but cannot conceive, it may be due to unhealthy eggs, problems with the fallopian tubes, or even reproductive organ damage. So, women who find themselves unable to conceive for a long time should not be too anxious. They should go to relevant institutions for examination, find the cause, and actively seek treatment.
