After marriage, women attach great importance to pregnancy and hope to conceive earlier. However, most women lack experience and are not particularly familiar with pregnancy. Women ovulate every month, so will they still ovulate after successful conception? Let's take a look below.
After pregnancy, women will not ovulate, and their hormone levels will change. The levels of estrogen and progesterone will be particularly high, and a significant increase will inhibit the secretion of the hypothalamic pituitary ovarian axis, thus preventing ovulation.
Generally, during the early stages of menstruation, follicles begin to develop, but only one or two follicles mature and ovulate. After the development and maturation of follicles, women's estrogen and progesterone levels will reach their peak, and then the corpus luteum will shrink, and estrogen and progesterone levels will decrease, leading to symptoms of endometrial bleeding, which is why menstruation occurs.
After pregnancy, women will no longer have menstruation, so they will not ovulate and generally will not experience vaginal bleeding. After successful conception, if the fetus has not yet stabilized, women need to rest in bed for a few days, avoid excessive exercise, and pay attention to maintaining a good mood. At this time, there may also be morning sickness and discomfort in the body. You can eat some fruits, vegetables, and light foods, and it will improve when you are older during pregnancy.
