Is the chance of pregnancy high by monitoring ovulation?

Pregnancy is a magical and complicated process. It is determined by many factors, not just one factor. In order to increase the chance of pregnancy, many women generally choose to detect ovulation to increase their chances of pregnancy. Although monitoring ovulation can increase the chance of pregnancy, pregnancy is controlled by many factors. If you want to get pregnant quickly, it is very important to keep a good mood at ordinary times.

Is the chance of pregnancy high with follicle monitoring?

Follicle monitoring refers to the use of B-ultrasound to continuously detect the follicle development process and the presence or absence of ovulation. Follicle monitoring can not only understand the growth process of follicles, but also predict the time of ovulation, determine the formation of corpus luteum, and play an important role in the diagnosis of abnormal follicular development, providing reliable information for the diagnosis and treatment of gynecological endocrine infertility.

Follicle monitoring can accurately determine follicle development, ovulation and corpus luteum function. When should the follicle test be done? The best time to do the follicle test is around the 9th to 10th day of the menstrual cycle. Women who want to have children can undergo follicle testing and arrange sexual intercourse under the guidance of a doctor. If the follicle diameter is less than 16mm, it can be tested every other day; if it is larger than 16mm, it can be tested daily. In predicting ovulation, the rate of follicle growth is more important than the absolute size of the follicle measurement.

Follicle rupture refers to ovulation, which is the process in which the egg cell and the surrounding cumulus granules are discharged together. The best time for follicle monitoring (ovulation monitoring) needs to be based on the patient's specific menstrual cycle. For patients with regular menstruation and a cycle of about 28 days, it can start from the 9th to 10th day of the menstrual cycle (note: the day of menstruation is the first day), and monitor once every 1-2 days with B-ultrasound until the follicles are estimated to be mature, and then once a day until the follicles rupture and ovulate.

Follicle rupture mainly causes lower abdominal pain, which is a signal that the egg is being discharged from the ovary. Pre-ovulation pain mostly occurs on one side of the abdomen, often when the pressure in the follicle increases; post-ovulation pain is mostly due to the contraction of the uterus and fallopian tubes during ovulation or bleeding during ovulation that stimulates the pelvic organs; abdominal pain occurs before and after the basal body temperature rises.

Can you get pregnant after the follicle ruptures? A normal follicle is 18-25mm. You can only get pregnant normally after it matures and ruptures. If it does not grow to a normal size, you cannot get pregnant. If the ovarian follicles do not grow to normal size, they need to be promoted to mature under the guidance of a doctor.

There are ovarian and follicular manifestations of ovulatory cycle. Characteristics of mature follicles: The largest follicle monitored by B-ultrasound appears on the 10th to 16th day of menstruation. The follicle is 20mm in diameter, round in shape, with thin walls, protruding to one side of the ovary, and has good internal sound permeability. Ovulation usually occurs within 10 hours, and the ovulation time is mostly within the 12th to 18th day of menstruation, and a few may occur within 20-30 days. Characteristics after ovulation: partial collapse of the follicle wall, wrinkled and jagged edges, with many faint light spots inside, and a 5-15mm liquid dark area visible in the uterine rectal crypts, which usually disappears one day after ovulation. The success rate of pregnancy during this period is as high as 90%.