The most obvious symptoms of ovulation

Every woman who wants a baby wants to know the most obvious symptoms of ovulation day. If you are currently planning to get pregnant, mastering the relevant knowledge of ovulation day will undoubtedly increase the chances of pregnancy. Generally speaking, many people will have more vaginal discharge and a corresponding increase in body temperature when ovulating, and they will not feel like eating much. Some women will have a strong sexual desire. Some people may also experience ovulation pain, which manifests as mild pain in one side of the lower abdomen.

1. The most obvious symptoms on ovulation day

1. Increased vaginal discharge. When a woman ovulates, the most obvious sign is an increase in leucorrhea, which will increase more than usual. It is the vaginal secretion during ovulation, an odorless, slightly acidic and viscous substance that has the effect of moistening the vagina and inhibiting the growth of pathogens.

2. Increased body temperature. During the ovulation period, a woman's body temperature will be higher than before, but this requires measuring the body temperature every day to know. Ovulation generally occurs in the process of basal body temperature rising from low to high before the basal body temperature rises. When the basal body temperature is at an elevated level for a week, the body temperature is generally greatly affected by the outside world and is not easy to detect.

3. High energy and sexual desire. Women are more energetic and like to express themselves when they ovulate; their sexual desire is particularly strong during ovulation, which is because the body's signals that women want to get pregnant reach their highest level.

4. Decreased appetite. Women have the worst appetite during their ovulation period because their focus is not on food but on finding the opposite sex for mating.

5. Ovulation pain. About 14 days before menstruation, women may experience mild pain in one side of the lower abdomen. It may be just a vague discomfort or it may be obvious pain. The symptoms usually only last for two days.

2. Is the pregnancy rate on the ovulation day necessarily high?

It is said that women have a higher chance of getting pregnant on the day of ovulation than usual, but in fact, one should not be overly superstitious about the day of ovulation, because some women are relatively more likely to get pregnant the day before ovulation. This is related to the survival time of sperm and egg, and the path that sperm passes through. It takes a certain amount of time for sperm to travel from the vagina to the fallopian tubes after being ejaculated from the male body. Sperm of good quality swims about 4 mm in one minute, and it takes about 45 minutes to complete the entire distance. If the sperm is weaker, it may take 3 days to complete the distance. Generally speaking, sperm can survive 48-72 hours during this process, but unfortunately the egg can only wait 12-24 hours. If a couple only has sex on the day of ovulation and the sperm swims slowly, the egg may wither before it can even wait. Therefore, have sex the day before ovulation to let the sperm get started on the road, which may increase the pregnancy rate. Of course, what we said above is only for general situations. It does not rule out other possibilities, and the actual situation of sperm and eggs should also be considered.