Can I still get pregnant if my ovarian follicle ruptures?

In fact, you don’t need to worry about follicle rupture. Follicles are very important to our human body. They affect many things, including women’s fertility. Some abnormalities in the eggs may lead to infertility in women. The fertilized egg cannot combine with the sperm. Some people say that you can’t get pregnant if the follicle ruptures. So, can you still get pregnant if the follicle ruptures?

Follicle rupture refers to ovulation, which is the process by which the egg cell and the surrounding cumulus granules are discharged. The ovaries of normal women of childbearing age release a mature egg every month. After the egg is released, it enters the fallopian tube and can generally survive for 1-2 days. The sperm produced by men is continuous. Sperm usually remains active in the female reproductive tract for 2-3 days, and its ability to conceive is between 48 hours. If a woman has sexual intercourse within a certain period of time before or after ovulation, she may become pregnant. This period of time is called the "ovulation period". It is very important to grasp this period. On the one hand, it can give couples who have become infertile due to missing the woman's ovulation period and having sex a great chance of conceiving.