I'm about to have my period and I'm ovulating

The period of menstruation and ovulation are undoubtedly something that every female friend has experienced. At the same time, these are also the two key links in the female body that are most likely to have problems. Some female friends have found that they ovulated the day before their period. So is it normal to ovulate when menstruation is coming soon?

1. Will ovulation occur when the menstrual period is approaching?

It is not easy to ovulate during the menstrual period, and it is not easy to get pregnant during sexual intercourse during menstruation. However, sexual intercourse during menstruation can easily cause gynecological inflammation. In addition, it can easily affect the menstrual cycle, so you must pay attention. Keep a happy mood, pay attention to more rest, keep the vulva clean, drink more brown sugar ginger water, and don't eat cold things. It is not easy to ovulate during the menstrual period. The menstrual period is the period of uterine development. There are no mature follicles, so ovulation is impossible and it is not easy to fuse with male sperm. Sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited during menstruation. The pelvic cavity is congested during menstruation, and sexual intercourse during menstruation is prone to infection and endometriosis.

Under normal circumstances, the menstrual period is a safe period and it is not an ovulation period. You will not get pregnant even if you have sex during this period. The probability of the situation he mentioned is low, so there is no need to worry too much. It is not easy to ovulate when you have your period, and it is not easy to get pregnant. You're still thinking wrongly. If it combines with male sperm, it will be fertilized and pregnant, and it will not be easy to have menstruation. Given your current situation, you are definitely not pregnant. Generally, the ovulation period is about 14 days before the next menstruation. The five days before and four days after the ovulation period, a total of 10 days, are the ovulation period, and the rest of the time is the safe period. If your menstrual flow is normal and you have sex on the second day of your period, you will not get pregnant. If you have sex at the end of your period, there is a possibility of pregnancy.

2. Will I definitely have my period if I don’t ovulate?

Women who do not ovulate can also have their periods, which is medically known as "anovulatory menstruation." This is different from normal menstruation and belongs to the category of "multifunctional abnormal uterine bleeding". The characteristics of this type of menstruation are irregular time and uncertain amount of blood, sometimes a lot, sometimes very little. Regular bleeding like menstruation or regular cessation of bleeding is very rare.

This is because the cause of bleeding is different from normal menstruation. It is not because estrogen and oestrogen decrease at the same time, causing part of the uterine wall to fall off and bleed. It is only affected by estrogen. When the estrogen level fluctuates, part of the uterine wall falls off and bleeds.

Anovulation is a disease in itself and is one of the symptoms of infertility. Generally speaking, anovulation has no specific symptoms and signs. Although anovulation has no obvious symptoms, anovulation caused by different reasons may manifest as similar accompanying symptoms. Some accompanying symptoms and clinical signs of anovulation are usually discovered during regular doctor's examinations and experiments.