What are the characteristics of ovulation?

Women's bodies will also have obvious symptoms when ovulating. Women should pay attention to these symptoms. If they feel uncomfortable, they should choose improvement methods in time to avoid affecting themselves. What are the characteristics of ovulation? Many people are not clear about this. The following is a detailed introduction so that when these characteristics appear, you will know what to do and will not affect yourself.

Characteristics of ovulation:

First, calculate according to the menstrual period. Many women know that ovarian ovulation usually occurs about 14 days before the next menstruation. Therefore, women can roughly calculate their ovulation date based on their usual menstrual cycle symptoms. For example, if a woman has her period every 28 days, she will ovulate around the 14th day; if she has her period every 45 days, she will ovulate about one month after her period starts. However, some women successfully become pregnant without having sex during the ovulation period. This may be because sexual excitement stimulates the cerebral cortex, causing the ovaries to ovulate prematurely or ovulate extra. Therefore, female friends must pay attention that sometimes having sex on the ovulation day is not the only way to get pregnant.

Secondly, there is a slight feeling of falling in the anus, or slight pain in one side of the lower abdomen. On the day of female ovulation, the mature egg needs to break through the follicle, which is a thin membrane covering the surface of the egg. This may cause a small amount of fluid in the follicle to flow into the lowest part of the pelvic cavity, thereby compressing the abdomen and anus, causing women to have a slight feeling of anal prolapse or abdominal pain. This pain is usually mild and short-lived, disappearing within a few hours. Therefore, female friends need to pay close attention.

Again, body temperature will rise slightly on the day of ovulation. If female friends pay close attention, they will find that the basal body temperature will increase slightly around the ovulation day. However, unless with the help of a thermometer, neither the female nor others will notice this temperature increase of only about 0.3 degrees. However, generally in the afternoon of the ovulation day, women will feel a slight fever in their bodies. This feature can effectively help women determine the ovulation day.

Finally, there are changes in vaginal discharge. This symptom is also the most obvious feeling women have when they ovulate. Symptoms of female ovulation: In the first half of the menstrual cycle, vaginal discharge is less, sticky and opaque; as ovulation approaches, vaginal discharge will gradually increase and become thin and milky white; women will feel that their genitals are wet and slippery, and when they wipe with toilet paper, there will be egg white-like strips of mucus. Generally speaking, 2 to 3 days after this kind of vaginal discharge is discharged, it is the time when women are most likely to conceive.

After understanding the characteristics of ovulation, women should not be afraid when they experience these situations. Women should arrange their diet reasonably at the time of ovulation and reduce the choice of some junk food. Especially for women who are preparing to become pregnant, they should pay attention to this, otherwise it will easily affect their pregnancy.