How many days does ovulation last?

Nowadays, girls all have a certain basic scientific knowledge. There are certain scientific evidences about girls' lifestyles and women's physiological structure. These scientific evidences are all learned from books or the Internet. Today, let's discuss how many days of ovulation usually occur and what the ovulation period is.

How many days does ovulation usually occur?

1. If a woman's egg cells are not released, she cannot get pregnant even if there are many male sperms. Therefore, it is more meaningful to start counting from the moment the egg is released. Normally, a woman's egg can survive for up to 72 hours, or three days, which is a very long time. The shortest survival time of an egg cell is generally 12 hours, or 0.5 days. The normal life span of an egg is generally around 24 to 28 hours.

2. The survival time range of egg cells is: 0.5-3 days. Secondly, we need to know how long the male sperm can survive in the female body, because the male sperm can survive for 5 days, that is, the male sperm can enter the female body and wait within 5 days after the egg is discharged. If a woman has sex again within 3 days after the egg is released, then these 3 days can still be counted as the effective pregnancy time, so the maximum pregnancy time range is: 5 3=8 days. The effective ovulation period for women is 0.5 to 8 days. Women should use this range as a reference, which is very helpful for women to get pregnant.

Now you know the general ovulation period, right? The egg cell is so magical. This magical cell is the key component of the test tube embryo. The sperm-egg fusion is a cell that can only be formed when the sperm and egg cell combine closely. Knowing the ovulation period, you can have your own baby on that day, but you still have to take care of your body.