When is the best time for women to get pregnant?

Pregnancy is the most important thing in a woman's life. Almost every woman wants to become a mother, but everyone also has the best time to get pregnant. After a certain age, the reproductive system will gradually age and the fertility will gradually decrease. Although it does not mean that you will not get pregnant when you are older, it is just that the best time to conceive is better for the health of the fetus and the recovery of your own body. So when is the best time for women to get pregnant?

The best childbearing age for women is between 23 and 28 years old. During this period, women's whole body development is fully mature and their eggs are of high quality. If they become pregnant and give birth, they will have fewer complications, lower risks of delivery, good fetal growth and development, and the incidence of premature birth, deformities and dementia is the lowest.

In women of normal childbearing age, one cell matures and is released from one ovary every month. A few minutes after the egg is released, it reaches the ampulla of the fallopian tube and stays there for up to two days, but its viability is only 12 hours. If no sperm comes to join during this time, the egg will die.

Women should not ignore the best time to get pregnant

A normal man ejaculates more than 60 million sperm per milliliter of semen. It is generally believed that the lifespan of sperm is 48 hours. Sperm can reach the inner opening of the cervical canal 5 to 20 minutes after sexual intercourse, but only one sperm can combine with the egg, and the rest of the sperm will die one after another. Therefore, even if the couple has healthy sperm and eggs, and unobstructed fallopian tubes, they must still understand the woman's ovulation pattern, carefully observe and record the physiological changes during their menstrual cycle, understand the physiological phenomena before and after ovulation, and ensure that the sperm and egg meet at a time when both parties are within their survival period.

How to estimate the ovulation period? In a normal menstrual cycle (28 days), the ovulation period is from the 12th to the 16th day of menstruation, and conception can occur during this period. You can also calculate your ovulation period by measuring your body temperature. Women who are planning to become pregnant should use the same thermometer to measure their oral or rectal temperature for 3 minutes on an empty stomach at the same time every morning before getting up (be careful not to move your body and keep still).

If a woman wants to get pregnant, it is best to conceive during the best age range for pregnancy, because the physical condition for pregnancy is the best during this period, and the development of the fetus is also relatively good at this time. Older mothers will face some crises. If they get pregnant at the best time, their bodies will recover faster after giving birth. It is beneficial to both yourself and the fetus.