Every woman should be aware of these signs, there is a strong possibility of pregnancy at this time

Ovulation Signs: Some signs are seen in the body of women at the time of ovulation. Let us know about them.

There is a time in the menstrual cycle of women, when Ovum/Egg is produced from the ovary. This time is called ovulation. Sperm takes the form of an embryo (baby) over time by mixing with these eggs, ie ovum, released during ovulation. A woman becomes pregnant only during ovulation. But during ovulation, the body of women gives some signals, by recognizing which you can take steps according to your family planning.

Signs of ovulation (Symptoms of Ovulation in Women)

health information provided by Victoria's official website Better Health said, is usually the first two weeks of ovulation to the time periods start. During which the following signs can be seen in the body of women. As-

Regular Periods

According to Better Health, in women who have a menstrual cycle of 24 to 35 days, the time of ovulation comes around two weeks after the start of regular periods. In women who have irregular menstruation, it is a little difficult to find out the time of ovulation.

Changes in mucus

If your ovulation has started two weeks before the start of your period, then your genitals start to have sticky and thick discharge, which is cervical mucus.

Rise in Basal Body Temperature

According to the Health Information Service, women who use natural methods of contraception may increase their basal body temperature by half a degree Celsius during the end of ovulation. Basal body temperature is the temperature of the body that is recorded in the morning after waking up from sleep or in a state of complete rest.

Abdominal pain

Some women may also feel abdominal pain during ovulation. Usually this pain occurs in one side of the abdomen and is a general abdominal pain.

Pre-menstrual symptoms

Ovulation can be accompanied by some pre-menstrual symptoms ie symptoms seen before periods. These include tenderness or enlargement of breasts, flatulence or mood swings.

The information provided here is not a substitute for any medical advice. It is being given only for the purpose of education.