How many days after the period is the ovulation period?

Ovulation occurs during female puberty, generally after the appearance of secondary sexual characteristics. After having regular menstruation and the uterus and ovaries have matured, ovulation begins. From the perspective of the body's internal changes, when a woman has grown to have a complete hypothalamus-pituitary-uterine-ovarian system function, the egg in the uterine-ovarian system secretes estrogen, the egg breaks through the surface of the uterus and ovary, and eventually the follicle ruptures, the egg enters the abdomen, and is discharged from the uterus. This is called the ovulation period.

If fertilization is not achieved within 24 hours after ovulation, the egg cell begins to transform, and after 12-16 days the uterine wall sheds and menstruation occurs. Therefore, the ovulation period is always within 12-16 days before menstruation, and the menstrual cycle is 28 days. Ovulation can also occur on the 14th day of the menstrual cycle, in other words, between two menstrual periods. If she has her period once every two months, her ovulation period is about one and a half months after her period, and so on.

The ovulation period is very important for women who are preparing for pregnancy. During this period, the probability of pregnancy through sexual intercourse is high. If you have failed to get pregnant several times, you can predict your ovulation period and have sex at the right time. But don't use the wrong method. You should use scientific methods to predict and analyze, which will be more beneficial to you. If you are not easy to predict and go with the flow, you can also succeed in having a baby.

What are the symptoms of ovulation?

Ovulation has obvious symptoms, but not all women are aware of them. What symptoms will women experience during ovulation? How do you know if it is ovulation? Why don't you take a look at it again:

During ovulation, women generally have increased secretions, which are sometimes transparent and can be seen as polyester. A few people may experience soreness in one side of the lower abdomen or a small amount of vaginal bleeding. But most people don't have the feeling and therefore can't detect it.

If you want to confirm that it is your ovulation period, the most effective way is to measure your body temperature. On the day of ovulation, the body temperature drops to the lowest, and the chances of pregnancy are high at this time. In medicine, there is a special term called safe menstruation period, which is the stage with the least chance of pregnancy, usually in the week before or one week after menstruation.

However, the ovulation period is affected by many factors and can be advanced or delayed. Many people get pregnant while using the safe period contraceptive method, so its safety level is not absolutely reliable.

Nowadays, in order to solve fertility problems, some more scientific analysis methods have emerged. For example, if you want to measure the ovulation period, you can go to the hospital to see a doctor, but the cost is relatively high. It is recommended to carry out measurement under the guidance of a physician when necessary. Otherwise, just make your own predictions or just go with the flow.