LH value changes during ovulation

For many girls, their body temperature changes significantly around the time of ovulation, so measuring body temperature every day and creating a temperature graph can accurately measure the time of ovulation. This can enable women to better prepare for pregnancy and further increase the possibility of pregnancy. So, what is the LH value change chart during ovulation? Let's have a simple understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

LH value change chart during ovulation

Normal ovulation period, low temperature period and high temperature period are obvious

The woman was not pregnant, her cycle was normal, and she had a period of hypothermia at the beginning. After ovulation, the temperature rises due to the influence of progesterone levels. After the follicular phase, the corpus luteum shrinks and stops metabolizing progesterone. The progesterone level decreases and no longer affects the specific immune nerve center. The human body temperature is restored to the ultra-low temperature period. Here too, the menstrual period has arrived.

No ovulation, continuous ultra-low temperature

Women's ovaries are abnormal, underdeveloped, and they do not ovulate. There is no progesterone produced, and there is no progesterone value to affect the specific immune nerve center. The body temperature is not easy to rise during ovulation, and the body temperature remains extremely low.

The luteinizing hormone concentration is insufficient and the body temperature rises too slowly

If the body temperature rises slowly during ovulation and has not reached above 36.9 degrees for more than 3 days, it is mostly an "uphill" ovulation temperature, which is also a manifestation of the delay caused by corpus luteum insufficiency and corpus luteum insufficiency.

Insufficient corpus luteum, insufficient duration of high temperature

During the high temperature period, the body temperature is uneven, with large differences. Most of them are "saddle-type" body temperatures, which is also a manifestation of insufficient corpus luteum.

The corpus luteum is insufficient and the body temperature decreases slowly

If the high temperature lasts less than 12 days, it is usually due to insufficient maintenance of the corpus luteum, which is usually one of the main manifestations of corpus luteum insufficiency.

Generally speaking, the LH value experienced by the body before ovulation is always at a peak, which is normal. The ovulation test strip detects the peak value of luteinizing hormone. In a normal physiological cycle, ovulation occurs a few hours after the peak value of luteinizing hormone. However, in the non-ovulation period, abnormal ovulation may also occur. The ovulation test strip is only for reference.