After ovulation, the test paper is always pink

Every couple who get together because of love hopes to have their own baby as soon as possible, and the ovulation period will be calculated at this time. At this time, ovulation test strips will be used. Due to lack of understanding, it is easy to encounter some problems and not know how to deal with them. For example, after ovulation, the test paper keeps showing a pink mark. What's going on? This is related to the hormone levels in the body. Ovulation is a very instantaneous event, and having sex at this time will increase the chances of pregnancy.

Calculate ovulation date based on menstruation

If the menstruation is regular, the ovulation period is generally calculated to be around 14 days before the next menstruation. That is to say, if the menstrual cycle is 28 days, then it is around the 14th day of menstruation. If the cycle is 35 days, then it is around the 21st day of menstruation. Of course, if the menstruation is irregular, this backward calculation method is not feasible and will not be accurate. Irregular menstruation may also be caused by ovulation disorders.

What are the possible signs of ovulation?

1. Lower abdominal distension and pain: After the egg matures, it will break and be discharged. Since the egg is breaking, there will be a small break on the surface of the follicle. Some women may feel discomfort in this process, such as distension and pain in one side of the lower abdomen. Some people are very punctual and feel pain at the same time every month. This feeling of bloating and pain can last for a short while or 1-2 days at most, but it is mostly harmless and does not require treatment. If the pain is unbearable, it is best to go to the hospital to see if there are other problems.

2. Vaginal bleeding: Before and after ovulation, the estrogen and progesterone levels in women's bodies fluctuate slightly, which can affect the endometrium. It may cause premature shedding of part of the endometrium and cause vaginal bleeding. This is called ovulation bleeding. Of course, ovulation bleeding also needs to rule out problems such as endometrial polyps, submucosal fibroids, cervical lesions, and incisional diverticula. Bleeding usually lasts 1-2 days, but some may last for several days, and the amount of bleeding may be quite large.

3. Increased vaginal discharge and stringiness: The increase in estrogen in the body before ovulation will also increase the secretion of cervical mucus glands, causing increased vaginal discharge and easy stringiness. The stringy feeling is that the secretions seem to be continuous, a bit like the feeling of the Northeastern dish "pulled silk".

4. Sexual desire and sexual fantasy: From a physiological point of view, ovulation is for the purpose of giving birth to the next generation, and the egg does not survive long in the body. During this precious time, it is naturally best to conceive as early as possible.

Therefore, women will involuntarily develop sexual desires and fantasies during their ovulation period, and their attraction to the opposite sex will also be relatively enhanced. There is no other way. Otherwise, we will waste precious eggs. If you want to monitor ovulation accurately, it is recommended to use the basal body temperature method, ovulation test paper method or B-ultrasound monitoring, depending on actual needs.