The difference between ovulation period and ovulation day

Many women don’t know much about their menstrual cycle. They only know what ovulation is, but don’t know how to calculate it. The ovulation period and ovulation day can be calculated based on the time of a woman's menstruation. During this period, the probability of a woman getting pregnant is relatively high. Women all have their own ovulation period and ovulation day, which are completely different concepts. So, what is the difference between ovulation period and ovulation day?

Many women don't know the difference between ovulation period and ovulation day. Simply put, the ovulation period is 10 days, but the ovulation day is only 1 day. For example, if the 15th of each month is the ovulation day, then the 10th to 20th is the ovulation period. For now, the probability of successful conception on the ovulation day is much higher than during the ovulation period. 1. In the days other than the ovulation day, the physiological environment of women is highly alkaline, which can easily kill sperm, especially Y chromosome sperm (this type of sperm can combine with the egg to give birth to a girl). 2. On the day of ovulation, the female's physiological environment is weakly alkaline. Under such a physiological environment, the activity of sperm is very high. Having sex on the day of ovulation, especially a few hours before or after the egg is released, has a very high chance of pregnancy.

Ovulation day symptom 1: When a woman's ovulation day comes, her body temperature will suddenly drop on the ovulation day, then soar on the second day, and then continue in a high temperature stage. Through basal body temperature, women can see obvious changes in body temperature on ovulation day.

The ovulation day is the 14th day when ovulation is measured using basal body temperature. Then on the second day, the body temperature will suddenly rise and continue throughout the ovulation period.

Ovulation day symptom 2: In the first half of the menstrual cycle, the cervix does not secrete mucus and the vulva is very dry. After this, the cervix secretes a small amount of thick, opaque mucus. Just before ovulation, with the appearance of estrogen, LH progesterone secretion reaches its peak, and cervical mucus becomes thinner, transparent, clear, and the amount increases. Ovulation day symptoms are more obvious at this point.

Ovulation day symptom three: Ovulation pain. When women ovulate, they will have some pain in the lower abdomen. This is relative to the population. Some women cannot feel the ovulation pain, but some women's ovulation pain is very obvious. When ovulating, there will be obvious pain in the abdomen, which is very easy to detect. Women can infer based on actual circumstances.

There are three main symptoms of ovulation day introduced here, and we can see clearly which one is the most obvious one for us. Take good care of yourself on the day of ovulation. If you want to get pregnant, you must be prepared for sex.