Dull abdominal pain during ovulation

In daily life, we often see women with lower abdominal pain after ovulation. It is a very common condition. However, because most people's medical knowledge is not rich enough, they usually don't know the causes of this kind of situation very well, and don't know how to deal with it, which can easily lead to delays in the treatment of the disease.

Causes of lower abdominal pain during ovulation:

It is normal to feel a slight pain in the lower abdomen after ovulation. After women enter the ovulation period, their hormone secretion levels will change, the secretion of estrogen will decrease to a certain extent, and the ovaries will rupture to release eggs, which will immediately cause women to have irregular vaginal bleeding. And the fluid in these blood and eggs will irritate the woman's retroperitoneum, which will immediately cause the woman to have a dull pain in the lower abdomen. This kind of symptom is a normal condition and will not cause great impact on women's body. Therefore, after discovering this kind of condition, women do not need to worry too much, just pay attention to medical care in daily life.

For symptoms such as vague pain in the lower abdomen after ovulation, we should pay attention to daily care so that the body can recover as soon as possible. After women find this kind of symptoms, they should pay attention to bed rest, not to engage in physical work, and not to engage in intense sports competitions, otherwise it will aggravate the symptoms of abdominal pain, which will directly affect the body's recovery. And women should also adjust their diet, usually do not eat spicy food, irritating and greasy food, otherwise it will also cause abdominal pain symptoms. We should focus on a light-tasting diet, supplement nutrition in a balanced way, drink plenty of water, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, which will be of great help to the body's recovery.

Is the chance of pregnancy high on the last day of ovulation?

If a woman develops normally to a certain age, she will not only have her menstruation every month, but will also release a perfect egg every month. The egg will be released immediately on the day of ovulation and can survive in the woman's body for 1 to 2 days. Relatively speaking, the probability of pregnancy on the last day of ovulation is relatively small, as most women no longer have better eggs to release. This requires couples who are planning to have a baby to make adequate preparations in their daily lives. For example, if the menstruation is normal, the ovulation period can be calculated according to the menstrual cycle. The interval between ovulation and the start of the next menstrual period is generally about 14 days. If the menstruation is irregular, it is best to see a doctor for examination. For example, the most common method is the cervical mucus method. In addition, you can also use ovulation test strips to test at home.

There are also some women who have normal sexual life during their ovulation period for nearly a year, but they cannot get pregnant after delaying. At this time, you need to be careful, because there may be some problems with your body. Some women have a normal ovulation period and have sexual life regularly during the ovulation period, but if the egg cell is not mature enough, the sperm and egg cannot combine normally. Some women have some symptoms on both sides of the fallopian tubes, such as fallopian tube blockage, fallopian tube adhesion, etc., which will greatly increase the difficulty of women's pregnancy. Even if they succeed in getting pregnant, it is easy to have deformities or miscarriage.