If my period comes on the 23rd, which day is the ovulation period?

For women, especially those who are preparing for pregnancy, it is very necessary to know their ovulation period. Because if you know your ovulation period and have sex during it, the chances of getting pregnant will be much higher. Of course, there is a certain method to calculate the ovulation period, and the more normal the menstruation is, the easier it is to calculate the ovulation period. So, if your period comes on the 23rd, which day is your ovulation period?

For women who have their period on the 23rd, if their menstrual cycle is 30 days and their periods are relatively regular every month, then their next period will be on the 23rd of the next month. Then subtract 14 days, which is the 9th. The 9th is the expected ovulation day. Then the five days before the 9th and the four days after the 9th, plus the ovulation day, are ten days in total. These ten days are called the ovulation period. That is to say, if your period comes on the 23rd, your ovulation period is from the 4th to the 13th.

A woman’s ovulation day should be the 14th day before her period, but if she wants to test her ovulation period, she needs to do it five days before ovulation. The egg can survive in the fallopian tube for 1-2 days. At this time, if a woman wants to get pregnant, she needs to seize this time to prepare for pregnancy and cooperate with her partner so that she can conceive as soon as possible. However, if a woman does not want to get pregnant, she needs to take active contraception at this time.

To test the ovulation time, you can choose to test the luteinizing hormone level. If the hormone value in a woman's urine reaches a peak before ovulation, it means that ovulation has begun. You can test it with an ovulation test strip. Generally, a strong positive reaction will last for 2 days. If the test result changes from positive to negative, it means that ovulation has occurred. It is recommended that you choose a regular pharmacy to buy ovulation test strips.

Some women have no changes when testing ovulation. They should go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to see if they are unable to ovulate normally or if the fallopian tubes are blocked. If confirmed, they must actively seek treatment, otherwise it will affect their ability to become pregnant.

It is very important for young women to correctly grasp the ovulation period: if you want to get pregnant, start from the first day of the ovulation period and maintain a frequency of having sex every two days. If you persist for a few months, you will generally get pregnant unless there are special circumstances. Women who do not want to get pregnant need to miss having sex during these days. At this time, the ovulation period will be called another term: the dangerous period.