Interesting facts about ovulation

Many people do not know what day of ovulation is? In fact, ovulation is part of the menstrual cycle, which occurs when an egg is released from the ovary. When an egg is released, it may or may not be fertilized by sperm.

If fertilized, the egg will begin the process of cell division, and move to the uterus, until the blastocyst is formed, it will implant in the uterus, and if successful, the implantation will begin. pregnancy process.
The impending ovulation can cause changes in vaginal discharge and the appearance of abdominal pain on the day of ovulation. The discharge often becomes clear, and in some cases even looks like egg whites. After ovulation, the amount of discharge may decrease, and the discharge may become thicker, more cloudy. Knowing how to calculate ovulation will help women be more active in pregnancy or prevent pregnancy effectively.
Not everyone develops symptoms when ovulation occurs. The first day of menstruation is counted as the first day of bleeding. Before there may be a few drops of blood, that day can be omitted, no need to count. Many women still mistakenly believe that the first day of a new period is the first day of a new period, which leads to the calculation of the ovulation date that is easily mistaken.
For those who do not know how to calculate ovulation, the following ovulation date can be applied:
If the 32-day cycle is fixed, the fertile time will also be fixed accordingly. Cycles of more than 28 days may apply the speculative formula. That is, for every extra day, the fertile day will add one more day. In contrast to women with a menstrual cycle shorter than 28 days, the fertile day is subtracted by 1. For example, it is easier to understand that if the menstrual cycle is 32 days, the fertile time will be on day 15 = 11 + 4 until day 20 = 16 + 4, and ovulation may fall on day 18 = 14 + 4 of the cycle. For the menstrual cycle is usually 26-30 days, the day of ovulation can fall in 2 times. One is the shortest cycle, the other is the longest cycle then combine these 2 cycles together. Accordingly, with a 26-day cycle, the fertile time falls on the 9th to 14th day of the cycle. In a 30-day cycle, conception is from day 13 to day 18 of the cycle. Combining these two cycles, your fertile time is on days 9 to 18 and ovulation will fall on days 12-16 of your cycle. If the cycle is completely irregular, often irregular, it is not possible to calculate the day of ovulation. Women with irregular menstrual cycles need to see a doctor to check the cause of not ovulating first and take measures to regulate menstrual cycles.