How to help implantation after ovulation

Getting married and having children is every woman's dream. When a woman enters into marriage, she has the hope of getting pregnant and having a child. But as some things don't go as planned, not every woman can successfully become pregnant and give birth. Many female friends will want to know what methods can help them get pregnant before planning to get pregnant, and how to help implantation after ovulation during the ovulation period. The following will introduce to you.

On the day when the egg matures, the follicle in which it is located will be sucked into the umbrella-shaped suction opening of the fallopian tube towards the ovary. The mother will have about 20 follicles developing at the same time in a month, and no more than 1,000 in total in a lifetime. But there is usually only one mature one. Mothers aged 35 or above who have the twin gene may have two babies due to hormone secretion. The mature follicle ruptures and the absorbed egg enters the fallopian tube, where it meets the sperm warriors who have rushed all the way through the "death passage" of the vagina and uterus and are waiting there.

An egg that is more than 200 times larger than a sperm is densely packed with sperm that are eager to attack the city. Sperms are like warriors, using the solvent carried in their heads to work together to dissolve the thick cell barrier of the egg. Only when everyone works together will one have a chance to enter. Of course, this is itself a process of natural selection where the fittest survive. Only the bravest warriors can be favored and eventually break through the egg, enter her heart, and be surrounded and cared for by her. From the moment the sperm enters the heart, the barrier of the egg can no longer be broken. Isn't it very similar to the process of a man pursuing a woman and a woman falling in love with a man?

After the combination, the fertilized egg will continue to swim in the fallopian tube for 2 to 3 days. After several divisions, it becomes a group of embryonic cells with 8 to 16 cells, which have not yet been classified. If fertilization is not successful, the egg will die on this day.

Generally speaking, if the sperm and egg combine normally after ovulation, they will implant within 7 days. The ovum released from the ovary has the ability to fertilize for about 12-24 hours, but the ability of the sperm and egg to fertilize is only 1-2 days. The egg is fertilized in the ampulla of the fallopian tube, and then the fertilized egg moves slowly in the fallopian tube and enters the uterine cavity after 3-4 days.

According to experts, you will not get pregnant just by having sex. It is only possible when a woman produces an egg cell and it combines with a man's sperm. Generally speaking, a woman can only release an egg cell on one day a month, and ovulation occurs 14 days after the next menstrual cycle.

The fertilized egg implants 6-7 days after intercourse, which means it has reached the uterus. But it is still very small at that time and cannot be seen with B-ultrasound. The small gestational sac can only be seen with B-ultrasound about 20-30 days after implantation. However, 3-4 days after the fertilized egg implants (that is, after the tenth day after ovulation), a weak positive result can be detected using an early pregnancy test.