How many days after the menstrual period is the ovulation period?

In daily life, many couples may have such an idea, that is, they think that as long as the woman's menstrual period is over, increasing the frequency of sexual intercourse can increase the woman's chance of pregnancy, so the woman may successfully become pregnant. However, there are still many couples who are preparing for pregnancy. After a long period of time, they still have not received good news, so they become anxious. In daily life, many people may not know that it takes a few days for a woman to enter the ovulation period after the end of the menstrual period. In fact, if a woman's body has the following three feelings, it may mean that she is about to enter the ovulation period. Let's learn about it with me.

Which day after the “period” is the ovulation period?

In daily life, if a woman's menstrual cycle is relatively normal, then her ovulation period is relatively easy to calculate. It can be obtained by pushing forward about 14 days from the time of the woman's next menstrual period. Excluding the day of the woman's ovulation, the five days before and four days after the woman's ovulation, these times add up to about ten days, which is the woman's entire ovulation period. If we use the time when a woman's menstruation ends as the basic calculation, then we need to push it back about seven or ten days, and the woman will enter the ovulation period. Therefore, if the couple has sexual intercourse at this stage, the woman's chance of pregnancy will also increase significantly. However, if women's menstrual period is abnormal, it is very difficult to infer their ovulation period. Such women may wish to infer based on the following three feelings of their own body.

Maybe these 3 that appear on your body seem more accurate

1. Excessive leucorrhea

In daily life, women need to pay attention to the changes in their secretions, because women can not only know whether they have certain gynecological diseases through the changes in secretions, but also it is closely related to women's ovulation period. Under normal circumstances, about seven days after a woman's menstruation ends, if she finds that the amount of secretions increases, and at the same time appears thinner, transparent, and wire-like, it may mean that the woman has entered the ovulation period. Therefore, if the woman is eager to have a baby of her own, she should not miss this opportunity.

2. Pain on one side of the lower abdomen

We all know that some women in daily life will experience menstrual cramps during their menstrual period. In fact, women will also have a mild pain in the abdomen during ovulation, which is what we usually call ovulation pain, and this situation will normally disappear after a few hours or half a day. Under normal circumstances, this kind of pain occurs on one side of the woman's abdomen, and the pain in the corresponding part of the abdomen will be more obvious when the uterus and ovaries of the woman's body ovulate. However, because everyone's physical condition is very different, the sensitivity to pain is also different. Some women don't even feel any pain at all during ovulation, which is also very normal.