Question 1: Does ovulation occur on the day when the leucorrhea is longest?
This is a question many people have. The cervix secretes a large amount of egg white-like transparent secretions that can be stretched into long filaments. This is the result of estrogen reaching its peak, and this peak sometimes begins to appear 82 hours before ovulation. In other words, in some sisters, the stringing phenomenon will continue for 3 days. days, or even more than 3 days, and actual ovulation occurs after 3 days, when the stringing phenomenon is about to end. So don’t think it’s ovulation day as soon as you see stringiness! You have to know how many days you have to have sex, and then decide on the most suitable day to have sex.
Ovulation will not occur on the day when stringing is the longest. This conclusion is based on statistical data. Sisters will ask, when the vaginal discharge is about to end, there is very little secretion outside the vagina, or there may be no secretion. Is it okay to have sex at this time? There is no problem. Although there is no secretion outside, as long as you go deep into the vagina, there is still a large amount of secretion at the cervix, which can completely facilitate the entry of sperm.
Knowing this, you will be able to deal with this problem without haste.
Question 2: Does ovulation necessarily occur on a day with low temperatures?
When sisters ask me this question, I always answer: Yes. But if you think about it carefully, this answer is not absolutely correct. Physiological phenomena are very complex and vary from person to person. This is how basal body temperature predicts ovulation.
I will now introduce to you the relevant statistics made by a certain hospital: among a group of people who were measured, about 39% had low temperature on the day of ovulation, and 20.5% occurred one day before ovulation. %, 16% occurred in the first 2 days, 11.4% occurred on the day after ovulation, 6.8% occurred in the last 2 days, and even low temperature occurred on the 3rd day after ovulation.
According to this data, ovulation occurs on the day of low temperature, which is only correct for 39% of people. For many people, ovulation occurs during the warming phase, that is, on the second or third day after low temperature. 3 days, so the sisters could not miss the opportunity even during the warming stage.
Question 3: Which one should prevail when there is inconsistency?
There are many ways to determine the ovulation day, usually Several methods are used in combination. When obvious signs of ovulation appear at the same time according to different methods, it is naturally ideal and perfect, indicating that ovulation is basically certain and the time is easy to determine.
But not all People are so lucky. Often, when one method is used to detect ovulation signs, another method does not show any signs, especially the basal body temperature and ovulation test strips, which are rarely in sync. Whenever this time, everyone Will ask: Which one should I trust, body temperature or test strips?
To know the correct answer, you need to know the accuracy of these methods. For example, basal body temperature and test strips, because the body temperature lock time is too wide , there may be a low point 3 days before and after ovulation, so it is difficult to say that the low temperature day is the day of ovulation; 90.9% of people with ovulation test paper have a peak on the day before ovulation, and 4.5% of people have a peak on the day of ovulation, which is obviously accurate The degree is much higher! So when there is a conflict between the two methods, the test strip should prevail.
This article is provided by Baidu Reading and is excerpted from \”Pregnancy Can Be Simple\” Author: Feifei Mom