Ovulation is a special physiological process in women, and eggs are unique to women. We should understand the survival status of eggs in our bodies, which can help us better seize the opportunity in future pregnancy plans. Eggs can reflect the condition of a woman's body. Now, let me delve into the survival time of eggs in the body with you.
How long can an egg survive after being released? 48 hour lifespan, 24-hour adolescence. Compared to the 2-3 day lifespan of sperm, the lifespan of our eggs is shorter, with a maximum lifespan of only 48 hours, and the fertilization ability is strongest within 24 hours after ejaculation.
If expectant parents who are preparing for pregnancy want to conceive, it is best to start creating a human before the egg is released, so that the sperm master will not miss the egg lady. Because the meeting and binding of eggs and sperm must be completed within 48 hours of egg release. If the egg cannot meet the sperm to form a fertilized egg due to various reasons after being released, it will die 48-72 hours later, leading to the failure of conception and having to wait for the next ovulation period. But if the egg does not develop well, the chances of conception are greatly reduced.
After the egg is released, it has a lifespan of 48 hours. From the moment of ovulation, the next 24 hours are the golden period for eggs. If you miss these 24 hours, the egg will slowly age and the chances of conception will decrease. Even if it combines with sperm, the quality of the fertilized egg will be compromised. Therefore, in order to seize the golden 24 hours of egg production, the first step is to accurately calculate your ovulation day.
In the first month of preparing for pregnancy, you don't need to pay attention to technique yet. You can buy a dozen ovulation test strips and a thermometer to monitor and play with, mainly to strengthen your operation of ovulation test strips and thermometers.
