The best time for women to conceive

Many couples who are planning to have a baby want to know the most about the time period when women are most likely to get pregnant, which is very helpful for them to create a happy baby together. So, do you know which days are best for women to get pregnant? In fact, the ovulation period is the best time of life. Come and find out now!

What are the best days for women to get pregnant?

Generally speaking, the best time for women to get pregnant is during ovulation. It is easiest to get pregnant three days before ovulation or four days after ovulation, and the chance of pregnancy is very high at this time. Let’s take a look at it in action below!

From the day after the menstrual period ends to the day before ovulation, the period is the safe menstrual period before ovulation; from the first day after ovulation to the day of the next menstrual first menstruation is the safe menstrual period after ovulation. The middle is the best time for sex. Because around the 14th day after menstruation is the ovulation period.

After the ovulation period begins, have sex once the next day to ensure the quality of sperm and maximize the probability of pregnancy. After sex, it is best for women to lie flat for a while to promote pregnancy. One week before ovulation, have sex once every two days. This will allow the sperm to reach the fallopian tubes early or on time and gather with the egg to form sperm-egg fusion under the premise of ensuring the quality of sperm. The best time for sex is between 5 and 7 p.m. Because, whether it is sperm density or quality, there are great changes in a day, and this period can reach the peak, and women are more likely to get pregnant at this time.

The two days after ovulation are also a fertile period, but if you plan to get pregnant, you should choose to have sex during the ovulation period, which can increase the probability of pregnancy. If you have sex without contraception during ovulation, the chances of fertilization are very high. Even if ejaculation occurs outside the body, the chance of pregnancy is around 60%.

What are the signs of pregnancy in women?

1. The menstrual period has not come. Amenorrhea is the first and most important signal of early pregnancy. For married women with normal menstrual cycles, if their menstrual period is delayed for more than 10 days, they should consider the possibility of pregnancy. If the menstrual period is amenorrhea for more than 2 weeks, they should go to the hospital for examination.

2. Body temperature continues to rise during ovulation. Some women have the habit of measuring their ovulation temperature consistently, or they start measuring their ovulation temperature at the beginning of their pregnancy plan. If they find that their ovulation temperature rises continuously for more than 16 days, then your chances of being pregnant are very high. If it exceeds 20 days, then you can almost be sure that you are pregnant.

3. Occasionally feel nauseous and want to vomit. In the early stages of pregnancy, it may not be very obvious and therefore not become serious, because you may only feel nauseous sometimes, especially in the morning when you are on an empty stomach.

4. Occasionally feel pain in the lower abdomen. Sometimes the pain is not obvious, and some women may not feel any pain. There is also mild pain when the sperm and egg combine and embed into the uterine cavity. Sometimes it is accompanied by a small amount of bleeding or dark brown secretions, which are also more obvious signals.