​How many days after menstruation is over to test ovulation

Women's menstrual cycles are generally relatively fixed, and women can calculate their ovulation period based on the time of their menstruation. Women are more likely to get pregnant during their ovulation period, so if women want to get pregnant as soon as possible, they can monitor their ovulation after the end of menstruation, which will also help women prepare for pregnancy better. So, how many days after the end of menstruation should women test for ovulation?

1. How many days after menstruation ends to test ovulation

If your menstruation is regular, ovulation will occur on the 14th day before your period. Together with the first five days and the last four days, the total 10 days is the ovulation period. If you use an ovulation test strip, it is recommended that you start monitoring after your period ends. When you are close to having a strong positive, you should increase the frequency of testing, because the duration of a strong positive is different for each person.

If B-ultrasound is used to detect follicles, under normal circumstances, the diameter of the follicles on the 5th to 6th day of the menstrual cycle is about 5-7mm, and the diameter of the follicles on the 10th day can reach 10mm, which can be clearly displayed by ultrasound. If you use ovulation test strips to detect follicles, you should use the ovulation test strips once a day about a week after the end of your period. If you find that the ovulation test strips are getting stronger and stronger, you should increase the frequency of testing, preferably once every 4 hours.

If you compare the test strips and find that the ovulation test strip begins to weaken and quickly becomes weaker, it means that ovulation is about to occur and you can plan to have sex. The 24-48 hours after the ovulation test paper turns weak is generally the time range for ovulation.

Second, the method of testing ovulation

In some cases, you may need to determine your ovulation day, such as contraception, pregnancy, etc. In fact, it is not difficult to determine the ovulation date. There are nine methods to determine the ovulation date, namely: estimation method, menstrual date estimation method, ultrasonic examination method, ovulation "lipstick" test, Aquino method, cervical mucus method, intermediate pain method, basal body temperature method, and urine measurement method. You can guide contraception and pregnancy according to your actual situation.