How to check if you are ovulating

The ovulation period is the peak time for women to ovulate, but some women may or may not ovulate during the ovulation period. Many couples who love children make good use of the ovulation period, a fertile period, to actively make babies. But it failed because of ovulation period. They are anxious, but dare not go to the hospital for medical treatment, which can easily delay treatment. So how do you determine whether you ovulate? Below we will introduce them to you mothers one by one.

1. Symptoms of anovulation: Menstrual disorders. Menstrual disorders are a major symptom of female anovulation, mainly including menstrual disorders, amenorrhea and other abnormal physiological cycle symptoms.

2. The second symptom of non-ovulation: Women also have habitual back pain and lower abdominal distension. Some gynecological diseases often cause symptoms of lower back pain and abdominal pain. If this symptom occurs frequently, you should be aware that you may have a gynecological disease, as these gynecological diseases are likely to be the main factors affecting anovulation.

3. Symptom three of anovulation: vaginal bleeding. A small number of people also have "ovulation bleeding", that is, there is a small amount of vaginal bleeding between two menstrual periods, which is less than the false amount.

4. Symptom 4 of non-ovulation: No excessive leucorrhea. In addition to women's menstrual period, vaginal secretions are also an important indicator of women's reproductive health. Vaginal secretions can be called a weather map of female reproductive health. For most people, the amount of leucorrhea will increase significantly during the ovulation period, becoming as transparent as egg white and may become floc-like. There will be no uncomfortable symptoms such as vulvar itching and odor. If you do not have this symptom, then it is estimated that you may not ovulate.