The optimal time to monitor ovulation

  Ovulation is a very important period for women. If you have sexual intercourse during ovulation, you are highly likely to become pregnant. So monitoring one's ovulation period is an important event for women to arrange their life and work. There are actually many methods to monitor ovulation, and ultrasound monitoring of ovulation is the most accurate. This article will introduce the optimal time for monitoring ovulation using ultrasound.

  

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  1、 The optimal time for monitoring ovulation with ultrasound

  1. The most accurate ovulation monitoring method. Among all the methods for measuring ovulation, the most accurate currently is the B-ultrasound monitoring method. Especially for women with inaccurate menstrual cycles and difficulty in determining ovulation dates using general methods, it is more effective.

  2. Can determine the number and maturity of follicles. It can detect whether there are dominant follicles in the ovary, which ovary ovulates, whether there are dominant follicles, the size of dominant follicles, and the thickness of the endometrium.

  3. The ovulation process can be visually observed. Being able to monitor the process of a follicle from growth to development, and then to discharge.

  4. Good birth and nurturing. B-ultrasound ovulation monitoring can predict the ovulation day in advance, providing couples with sufficient time to plan their diet, nutrition, daily routine, travel, and sexual activity on the optimal conception day.

  2、 Symptoms during ovulation period

  1. Decreased appetite: Studies have shown that women's appetite during ovulation is the lowest in a menstrual cycle, and experts point out that this is a natural instinct of humans that has been preserved to this day - female animals during ovulation tend to focus more on finding mates of the opposite sex rather than searching for food.

  2. Vigorous energy: This is also a natural instinct inherited from humans. In order to successfully attract the opposite sex, women during ovulation will become radiant and love to express themselves.

  3. High libido: Overall, women's sexual desire is particularly strong during ovulation, which is a manifestation of the highest physical signal that women hope to conceive.

  4. Increased vaginal discharge: Increased vaginal discharge refers to the vaginal secretions of women during ovulation. Normal vaginal discharge in women is a odorless, slightly acidic, viscous substance that has the functions of moistening the vagina, excreting waste, and inhibiting the growth of pathogens. It is a normal physiological phenomenon.

  5. Elevated body temperature: During the ovulation period, a woman's body temperature may increase compared to before. However, due to the significant influence of external factors on body temperature, without relying on a thermometer and long-term measurement, it is generally impossible to detect changes in body temperature.

  6. Ovulation pain: Some women may experience mild pain in one side of the lower abdomen about 14 days before their menstrual cycle, sometimes just a vague discomfort, while a very small number of women may have very obvious pain. The pain usually lasts for 1-2 days and disappears. This pain is called 'ovulation pain'.

  7. Ovulation bleeding: Some women may experience bleeding during ovulation. This is due to a brief decrease in estrogen levels, causing the endometrium to lose hormonal support and resulting in partial shedding of the endometrium, leading to regular vaginal bleeding, also known as ovulation bleeding.

  8. Decreased resistance: During ovulation, a woman's vaginal mucus becomes thinner in order to make it easier for sperm to pass through and increase the chances of successful conception. At the same time, a woman's nasal mucus also decreases, increasing the chance of bacteria invading the human circulatory system.

  Through the introduction of this article, it can be known that the best time for monitoring ovulation with ultrasound is to start monitoring on the twelfth day after the first day of menstruation and continue monitoring for ten days. If a woman experiences ovulation symptoms, it indicates that she is about to ovulate or has already ovulated, and close monitoring is necessary at this time.

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