If my period comes on the 5th, which day is my ovulation period?

If a woman wants to get pregnant, she must have a healthy physiological process, among which menstruation is the most important part, and healthy and regular menstruation has a positive effect on women's pregnancy. Because the menstrual cycle and ovulation period are closely related, it is easy to understand the ovulation period if you understand the menstrual cycle. Let’s take a look at which day is the ovulation period if the menstrual period comes on the 5th? Let’s take a look at the explanation below, I hope everyone can understand it.

If your menstruation is regular, the 14th day from the first day of your menstruation is the ovulation day. The 4 days before and 5 days after the ovulation day are the ovulation period, which is the time when it is easy to get pregnant. During ovulation, women's basal body temperature will be slightly higher. Women's leucorrhea is often thin and clear like nasal discharge, and can be pulled into long threads. In general, women's ovulation symptoms become more viscous; some women will feel slight bloating and pain in the lower abdomen during ovulation.

Normally, if your period comes on the 5th, your ovulation day is usually around the 20th of the next month. The 5 days before and 4 days after the ovulation day make up the 10 days of your ovulation period, which is from the 16th to the 24th. Generally, the ovulation period is calculated based on the regular menstrual cycle. Between two menstruations, the 14th day before the next menstruation is the ovulation day. The five days before the ovulation day plus the ovulation day and the four days after the ovulation day, a total of about ten days is the ovulation period.

If you are planning to get pregnant, you may get pregnant if you have sex during your ovulation period. However, if the menstrual cycle is irregular, it is difficult to calculate the ovulation period, and B-ultrasound monitoring of ovulation is required, mainly to observe whether there is follicle development and to observe until the egg is released.