How many days does it take for the fertilized egg to implant during ovulation?

Many women who are preparing for pregnancy calculate their ovulation period every day. After calculating the ovulation period, they will have sex on the ovulation day to increase their chances of pregnancy. Therefore, women who are preparing for pregnancy are very concerned about their ovulation period. After naturally predicting your ovulation period and having sex, you may wonder, how many days after ovulation will the embryo implant, and what will the body feel when the embryo implants?

How many days after ovulation will the embryo implant?

After ovulation, the embryo implants. The first requirement is that the sperm and egg can combine normally before the embryo can implant. This is also the first step to a successful pregnancy. Generally speaking, within 1-2 days after ovulation, the sperm and egg will combine into a sperm-egg combination, and then the sperm-egg combination will slowly move in the fallopian tubes on both sides, and finally move into the pregnant woman's uterine cavity, which usually takes about 3 days.

Therefore, generally speaking, the embryo will implant about 7 days after ovulation. However, for some women, the embryo will not implant until about 10-12 days after ovulation. Therefore, the time of embryo implantation after ovulation will vary from person to person, and may be affected by one's physical fitness and other factors. After sexual intercourse, the embryo implants within a week. It is difficult to see it by B-ultrasound at this time. It takes one month after the embryo implants before a small gestational sac can be seen.

What symptoms will the human body experience after the embryo implants?

1. Implantation bleeding

Some women may experience bleeding when the embryo implants, and some pregnant women may also experience cramping symptoms. In fact, embryo implantation bleeding is a type of abnormal uterine bleeding caused by imbalanced function. This is because women release an egg during their monthly cycle, which will cause the body's estrogen level to rise. When the perfect follicle ruptures and ovulates, the body's estrogen level will drop sharply, causing the growth of the uterine wall to be restricted, which may cause partial necrosis and shedding of the uterine wall and cause vaginal bleeding.

2. Breast pain

After the sperm and egg combine and the embryo implants, the growth hormone in the female body will change, which may cause swelling or pain in the breasts. But this does not mean that if a woman experiences swelling or pain in her breasts, she is definitely pregnant. It just means that when a woman gives birth, she may experience breast pain.

3. Feeling tired and exhausted

After the embryo implants, the human body will secrete a large amount of androgen, which will cause pregnant women to feel weak in the limbs and dizzy, as if they have a cold or fever. And many women think they are sick at this time, and take medicine casually, which leads to regret when they find out they are pregnant. Therefore, if this symptom occurs about 10 days after having sex, you must first test whether you are pregnant.