How long after ovulation can you have sex to get pregnant

It is still possible to get pregnant after having sex. And if you have sex 1 to 2 days after ovulation, the probability of pregnancy is still very high. If a couple who is preparing for pregnancy wants to add a member to their love house and add a little life, then after understanding the ovulation period, they should also understand how long after the ovulation period they can have sex to get pregnant. But women's eggs are not available every day. So how long does it take for a couple who are planning to have sex after the girl ovulates in order to get pregnant? Let’s take a look together below.

1. Having sex during ovulation is more likely to help you get pregnant. Women's ovulation period is also called the pregnancy period by many people. Obviously, during this ovulation period, it is the best time to have a baby. The ovulation period is generally the first four and last five days of the 14 days before a woman's next menstrual period. Having sex within these few days can usually result in pregnancy. Ways to calculate the ovulation period: go to the hospital for an ovulation B-ultrasound; use ovulation test strips to check the ovulation period (ovulation test strips can be bought at various pharmacies); use ovulation temperature to measure the ovulation period (use an electronic thermometer to check your body temperature every day. During the ovulation period, the body temperature also increases significantly).

2. Having sex during ovulation is most likely to help you get pregnant. The ovulation period is the day when a woman's egg is released. Because the woman's resistance on this day is more suitable for sperm to pass through, and having sex on this day can ensure that the sperm is not likely to miss the egg. Therefore, basically having sex on this day can result in pregnancy, because the egg and sperm meet faster and are less exposed to external stimulation, so the baby will be relatively healthier. The ovulation period is generally the 14th day of a woman's next menstrual period.

3. Ways to calculate the ovulation period: Go to the hospital outpatient department for an ovulation ultrasound; use special tools for testing during the ovulation period. However, it should be noted that the ovulation period is difficult to predict, and it is not recommended to use pregnancy test strips and ovulation temperature to test, because their deviations are relatively large.