How many eggs do girls produce every month?

A woman's menstruation usually comes on time unless she is in menopause or pregnant. Correspondingly, in addition to menstruation, women also have an ovulation period every month. Therefore, couples who are preparing for pregnancy must have sex during the ovulation period to have the highest chance of getting pregnant. It is not easy to get pregnant at other times. So the question is, how many eggs do girls produce every month?

How many eggs does a woman release in a month?

We all know that women have menstruation once a month. Generally, an egg will be discharged from a woman's body during a menstrual cycle. If something unexpected happens, two or more eggs may be discharged, but the probability of two or more eggs being discharged is extremely small. If a woman releases an egg every month and the egg successfully combines with sperm, the woman can successfully become pregnant, usually with a baby. If a woman releases two or more eggs every month, if she becomes pregnant at this time, she is generally pregnant with twins or multiple babies.

When ovulating, the body generally has these 3 subtle feelings!

1. Increased secretions with obvious stringiness

When a woman ovulates, the hormone level in her body will gradually rise, which in turn causes the secretion of cervical mucus to gradually increase. The most obvious feeling for most women is that the vaginal secretions have increased and are in a stringy, particularly transparent and thin state. If this happens, a woman will generally ovulate within 24 hours.

2. Sudden drop in basal body temperature

Some women cannot accurately calculate their ovulation period and ovulation day due to irregular menstrual cycles. Generally, such women can use basal body temperature measurement to find out their ovulation day. If you wake up in the morning, you can measure your basal body temperature and keep a record of it. Generally, a woman's basal body temperature will rise by about 0.5℃ when she ovulates, but on the day of ovulation, the body temperature will generally drop. After the ovulation day, the body temperature will gradually rise again.

3. Pain on one side of the lower abdomen

When women ovulate, they may experience pain on one side of their lower abdomen. This pain is called "ovulation pain." However, because each woman has a different physical condition, the symptoms are also different. Some women may feel it particularly obvious, but some women may not feel it at all. If you experience lower abdominal pain during your ovulation period, this is generally a sign that your body is ovulating.