How your body reacts when you are about to ovulate

Ovulation is a very common physiological phenomenon for women. When women reach a certain age, they will immediately begin to ovulate. The ovulation period is very important for women and will affect their chances of pregnancy. After ovulation, women's bodies will be affected immediately and are prone to some reactions. So what are the signs of ovulation?

There may be an increase in female secretions, which actually means excessive vaginal discharge. Vaginal discharge is a common secretion among women, and when ovulation comes, women generally have excessive vaginal discharge. Because during the ovulation period, the estrogen content in a woman's body will increase immediately, and the vaginal secretions will be affected by estrogen, and the amount of secretion will also increase, resulting in excessive leucorrhea.

Abdominal pain may also occur. Abdominal pain is a common condition in daily life. There are many reasons for this condition. If the abdominal pain is caused by ovulation, it is generally called ovulation pain. It will occur during the ovulation period and will not last long. It always lasts for one to two days. After the ovulation period is over, it will disappear on its own.

Increased body temperature is also a response to a girl's ovulation. After ovulation, the level of estrogen in a woman's body will immediately rise, which will affect the woman's specific immune nerve center and easily cause the woman's body temperature to rise during ovulation.

Now that we know the ovulation period, when should we have sex during the ovulation period to increase the probability of pregnancy? Generally speaking, when ovulation comes, it is best to have sex once on the second day to ensure the quality and quantity of sperm and maximize the probability of pregnancy. The best time to have sex in a day is between 5pm and 7pm, because at this time both the number and quality of male sperm and the quality and condition of female eggs are the best.