How many hours after ovulation does the body temperature rise?

For healthy women, menstruation is regular under normal circumstances, and it will come on time every month, and the female egg will be discharged from the follicle. This period is what women call the ovulation period. Having sex during this period will increase the chance of pregnancy. Before and after the ovulation period, the female body temperature will also undergo some small changes. So how many hours after ovulation does the body temperature rise?

First, how many hours after ovulation does the body temperature rise? Twenty-four hours after ovulation, a woman's body temperature will change. Of course, for some women, body temperature changes occur relatively late after ovulation, and may only change within a few days after ovulation. A woman's body temperature before ovulation is generally 36.5 degrees. After ovulation, the body temperature will rise to about 37 degrees, which is about 0.5.

Second, the time for a woman's body temperature to change after ovulation is mainly around twenty-four hours. This rising body temperature will last for a period of time, roughly about twelve to fourteen days. If a woman successfully becomes pregnant during her ovulation period, the elevated body temperature will last longer. If you don't get pregnant during ovulation, your body temperature will drop one to two days before your period. Ovulation can cause changes in women's body temperature, so many women like to use the method of detecting body temperature to calculate the ovulation period. Calculating the ovulation period can help women prevent pregnancy or increase their chances of pregnancy. However, in clinical operations, detecting changes in body temperature is relatively troublesome.

Third, the ovulation day can be predicted by measuring basal body temperature. Basal body temperature refers to the body temperature measured when a person wakes up after 6-8 hours of sleep and does not perform any activities. Before ovulation, the basal body temperature gradually decreases and remains relatively low, at 36.4-36.6 degrees; on the ovulation day, the basal body temperature drops to the lowest point; after ovulation, the basal body temperature rises, generally by 0.3-0.5 degrees, and remains until the next menstrual period before it starts to decrease.

How many hours after ovulation does the body temperature rise? Under normal circumstances, from the moment of ovulation, the progesterone level will rise and the body temperature will begin to rise, but the increase in body temperature is a slow process, and it usually takes 1 to 2 days to rise by 0.3 to 0.5 degrees. Moreover, this rise in temperature refers to the basal body temperature. The basal body temperature requires the patient to have a deep sleep for six hours and not get up at night. After waking up, he must not move, talk or get up. The body temperature should be measured with a mercury thermometer placed under the tongue. Therefore, there is no way to monitor changes in body temperature on the day of ovulation.