What are the symptoms or feelings on the ovulation day?

When it comes to ovulation period, everyone should be familiar with it. Many women will calculate their ovulation period during pregnancy preparation. The ovulation period can make it easier for them to conceive, and many couples will choose to have sex during the ovulation period.

For women with regular menstruation, the ovulation period is 10 days. Healthy women will ovulate once in each menstrual cycle. The day of ovulation is called "ovulation day". Counting 5 days before ovulation day, 4 days after ovulation day, plus ovulation day, this is the ovulation period of about 10 days. Therefore, the ovulation period of most normal women is 10 days.

Of course, not every woman's ovulation period is stable at 10 days. Factors including mood changes, changes in diet, and living habits will affect women's ovulation, and the pace of modern life is constantly accelerating, which has led to changes in the ovulation period of many women. If a woman who usually has a regular daily routine suddenly changes her routine due to work or other reasons, it will be difficult for the body to make timely adjustments, which will lead to endocrine disorders, the menstrual period will be advanced or delayed, and the ovulation period will also change accordingly. Therefore, the ovulation period of 10 days is only calculated according to the standard value, but in real life, women's ovulation period is generally less than 10 days, and the time is not fixed.

1. Increased basal body temperature

During the ovulation period, women's basic temperature rises higher than usual, but the body temperature is not only affected by the body, but also by the outside world. Therefore, if you do not rely on a thermometer to measure the body temperature in time, you usually cannot feel this temperature rise.

2. Lower abdominal pain

During ovulation, some women may feel pain in the lower abdomen or a slight feeling of falling in the anus, which is a normal physiological reaction during ovulation.

3. Ovulation bleeding

Due to the dramatic changes in hormones in the body before and after ovulation, a small amount of uterine bleeding will occur. A small amount of bleeding is also a normal phenomenon during ovulation. If the amount of bleeding is too much, you need to seek medical attention in time.

4. Increased vaginal discharge

This is also one of the most obvious symptoms of ovulation. Vaginal secretions increase significantly and become transparent, and symptoms such as stringy secretions may also appear.

The ovulation period is very important for men and women who want to have children, and it also has a certain impact on women's health. Therefore, it is very important to know the ovulation day accurately. So how to calculate the ovulation period of women?

1. The estimation method is based on the previous menstrual cycle patterns, but it will be affected by other objective factors such as emotions, environment, and disease.

2. Ultrasonic examination method: The vaginal B-ultrasound used in hospitals now can scientifically calculate the specific date of ovulation by observing the size of the follicles and the size of the ovaries.

3. The "lipstick" for testing ovulation period is composed of a set of light-sensitive light sources and a miniature microscope. It calculates the female's ovulation period and other values ​​by observing the image of estrogen crystals in the female's saliva.

4. The Aquino method is also known as the mathematical formula method, which is to scientifically calculate the date of ovulation through the end of the female menstrual cycle to the beginning of the next menstruation.

5. Cervical mucus method. Cervical mucus is a secretion that occurs throughout the menstrual cycle, and it changes periodically. Both the amount of secretion and its chemical and physical properties change with the cycle. Therefore, by understanding your cervical mucus secretion and recording the pattern, you can infer the approximate date of ovulation.

The process of ovulation in women is actually a physical process. The egg is discharged from the ovary into the fallopian tube through a fixed process in the body. The process of entering the fallopian tube is actually a process of the fallopian tube absorbing the egg. At this time, women will feel pain in the lower abdomen, which is actually a normal ovulation pain. It usually manifests as lower abdominal pain on one side. Depending on which ovary a woman ovulates each month, sometimes the pain occurs on the left side and sometimes on the right side. However, some women do not feel obvious pain, more like itching pain.

However, severe abdominal pain during ovulation may also be pathological pain. Some women experience abdominal pain for 1-2 weeks after having sex during ovulation. This may be because the ovarian follicles ruptured during ovulation, and the small blood vessels in the body were damaged, causing the ovaries to rupture and intra-abdominal bleeding. This situation can easily lead to gynecological inflammation, so it is necessary to seek medical attention in time and receive symptomatic treatment.

In addition, some women may experience ovulation bleeding. If the bleeding time is short, lasting 1-2 days, and the amount of bleeding is small, it is also a normal physiological phenomenon. Because of the differences in each person's individual constitution, the special symptoms that occur during ovulation are also different. Once abnormal symptoms occur, you must seek medical attention in time.