Can I have sex before checking ovulation?

There is a big difference between female ovulation and male ejaculation. Compared with the hundreds of millions of male sperm, women only ovulate one egg every month. Therefore, if you want to get pregnant, you need to calculate your ovulation period and have sex. You can have sex during the ovulation period, but it is not recommended to have sex too often. Also, having sex during the ovulation period does not necessarily lead to pregnancy. It can only be said that having sex before and after the ovulation period can increase the chance of conception.

If you have sex during the ovulation period, you need to do it every 2-3 days. This not only ensures the quality of sperm, but also if the follicle ruptures, ovulation occurs, and the sperm and egg have the possibility of meeting. Many people want to have sex before ovulation. During monitoring, you can have sex at certain times, but not too many times.

When the follicle matures to about 17-25mm before ovulation, the follicle disappears, which means ovulation. Continuous monitoring is needed when it is about to ovulate. Detecting ovulation does not necessarily mean you can get pregnant. Even if you have sex on the day of ovulation, it only increases the probability of conception because there is a chance of sperm and egg meeting.

There are a few things you need to pay attention to when doing follicle monitoring, and you need to choose the right time for follicle monitoring. If you go to a regular hospital for monitoring, the doctor will tell you that the first monitoring is usually done on the eighth day of menstruation. After that, if everything is normal, you need to monitor once at the same time two days later to see if the follicles are growing. When the diameter of the follicles reaches 17mm, it means that ovulation is approaching and you need to monitor once a day. When the diameter of the follicles increases to 20mm, you need to monitor twice a day until ovulation.

Ovulation and menstruation are also closely related. If a woman's menstrual cycle is stable at around 28 days, high-quality follicles will be found when monitoring the follicles on the tenth day. If it has been discovered, it will need to be monitored based on its growth rate until it matures and is expelled. There is another situation where the menstrual cycle is relatively long. For such women, you can choose to start follicle monitoring on the tenth day of menstruation.