How long can ovulation survive?

For married women, it is understandable that they hope to get pregnant earlier and have their own baby earlier. At this time, the couple should first strengthen their physical conditioning, and then clearly understand what is the ovulation period, which will help promote the chance of fertility. We know that women ovulate once a month, and each ovulation has only a few eggs. Let us understand how long the ovulation can survive.

How long can ovulation survive?

Having sex out of love is a very normal thing, but if you don’t want a baby yet, you should be cautious and take contraceptive measures. In recent years, during the summer vacation, there are always many students going to the hospital for abortion. For women, this is a very irresponsible thing to do. You know, it may only take 2 or 3 days for the egg and sperm to combine.

I wonder how it feels for couples who want a baby but can't have one to hear this kind of news? Without further ado, today we are going to talk about the survival time of the egg. Unlike sperm, the egg lives inside the body. And the number of eggs is also extremely large. There may be 450,000 eggs in the uterus.

Normal women ovulate once a month, and the ovulation day is about 12-16 days before the next menstrual period. If you have sex during the ovulation period, there is a great chance that you will get pregnant. The egg usually survives for 2 days, but some can survive for 3 days. Sperm can survive for 3 days after being released. If nothing unexpected happens, the fastest sperm will combine with the egg to form a fertilized egg, which will then implant. The baby's life begins from the moment the sperm and egg combine.

How long does the egg survive in the body?

Let’s talk in detail about how long the egg survives in the body. As mentioned above, the egg always exists in the female body. When a baby girl is born, there will be 450,000 eggs in the uterus. Does it feel shocking? However, these eggs will not always be there. One day they will age and die. When the body can no longer ovulate, the eggs basically end their journey.

When women enter a period of sometimes vigorous and sometimes sad, the egg will leave us. When women are between 45 and 55 years old, their bodies will basically no longer release eggs, and at this time there are basically no eggs left in the female body. The time that all the eggs survive in the body is when a woman enters menopause.

In fact, when a woman gives birth, most of her eggs will die. As she gets older and her body becomes weaker, her body functions gradually weaken. At this time, both the eggs and other body functions will decline. However, this is a natural process and there is no need to worry.