Can I get pregnant if I swim during my ovulation period?

Nowadays, not only men, but many women have also started to keep fit through sports, and swimming is one of them. Swimming is very beneficial to people's health. It can also exercise people's body shape and swimming skills. It is a very popular form of sport. Some women swim regularly, even during their ovulation period. So, will swimming during ovulation affect pregnancy?

Does swimming during ovulation affect conception?

Swimming during ovulation will not affect conception. Ovulation and menstruation are not the same concept. The ovulation period is mostly in the middle of two menstruations. If your menstrual period is 28 days, then it is probably the 14th day. Some women experience tingling pain on the left or right side of their abdomen during ovulation, which lasts for about 4 to 6 hours. This is a mild inflammation caused by a ruptured follicle, which will disappear after absorption. Of course it is best not to swim during menstruation, as the wounds in the uterus are prone to infection. However, I have never heard of not being able to swim during ovulation. The safe period contraceptive method is to avoid the ovulation period and take measures three days before ovulation because sperm can survive in the female body for two days. The egg can only survive for half a day after being released.

Dr. Davis, a women's health expert at the University of California, found that women's bodies secrete oxytocin during childbirth, breastfeeding and ovulation. The so-called oxytocin is a special hormone. When the brain is affected by this hormone, women's creativity, sensitivity and insight will increase rapidly. Most women, not understanding their own physiological characteristics, often neglect to utilize the special abilities of this period. It is said that in the United States, some women in high-level executive positions often schedule important meetings and key work during their ovulation period. Because they feel that during ovulation their thinking seems to be much more agile than usual, and they have more energy.

Ultrasound monitoring of ovulation

Through B-ultrasound examination, experienced doctors can see the process of follicles being discharged from small to large. This method should be the most accurate. Among all the methods of measuring ovulation, the most accurate one is currently the vaginal B-ultrasound monitoring method, which can not only measure whether there are dominant follicles in both ovaries, but also measure the size of the dominant follicles, the thickness of the endometrium, etc. However, this method is generally only used when the patient really needs it. "For example, some women with ectopic pregnancy have had their left fallopian tube removed. In this case, if her left ovary ovulates, she will not be able to get pregnant. Therefore, B-ultrasound can be used to observe which ovary ovulates."

Although B-ultrasound monitoring of eggs is currently the most accurate method, ovulation is only one of the factors for successful conception. Even if the egg is detected to be mature and about to be released, it does not necessarily guarantee that the "sowing" at that time will be successful. "In addition to physical conditions, psychological factors are also likely to affect the process of conception."

Starting from the twelfth day of each month, use B-ultrasound to continuously monitor ovulation, once every other day (once every two days) until the egg is released. This way you can accurately determine when ovulation occurs and the development of the follicle. It is recommended that everyone use this method for observation. B-ultrasound monitoring of ovulation is highly accurate, convenient and economical.