Symptoms of successful ovulation and fertilization

Pregnancy is an important matter and you need to make certain plans in advance, otherwise accidents will catch you off guard. The ovulation period is the physiological weekday for us female comrades. Generally speaking, if you want to get pregnant, it is easier to achieve successful fertilization during the ovulation period, because the endometrium is very thin during the ovulation period, which greatly increases the chance of fertilization. Today I will tell you how we know that we have been successfully fertilized during the ovulation period? What are the symptoms of successful fertilization?

The successful implantation of the fertilized egg means that the embryo has been placed, the placenta has begun to form, the fetus has been nurtured, and conception is successful! This is a sacred moment that thousands of women who are preparing to have a baby are looking forward to. It turns out that the fertilized egg has successfully implanted, and expectant mothers can feel some subtle feelings. 1. No menstruation. Healthy couples, if they have not taken any contraceptive measures, have normal sexual life before and after ovulation, and normal menstrual cycles, but suddenly no menstruation after a week of the menstrual cycle, they should go to the hospital to check their urine to determine whether they are pregnant. At this time, the hospital can generally detect signs of pregnancy. If it is one month past due, it is easy to be sure that you are pregnant. However, it is possible that some women may be pregnant but still have their period once or twice when it is due. But careful people will feel that the menstrual blood is less than usual and the period is shorter than before.

2. Special basal body temperature Under normal circumstances, the basal body temperature of women of childbearing age is a typical bidirectional body temperature with low temperature from the onset of menstruation to the middle stage (2 weeks before the next menstruation), and high temperature thereafter (about 0.4°C higher than the previous temperature). If the body temperature in the latter period remains at a high temperature and menstruation does not occur for more than 21 days, it is a sign of early pregnancy. This is an important indicator of pregnancy. 3. Changes in appetite Some women begin to experience changes in appetite shortly after their menstrual period (1-2 weeks). Unexplained nausea and vomiting, worse in the morning. Taste changes as well: after menopause, you suddenly like sour foods or other foods you didn't like before; you dislike greasy food; you no longer like the things you used to like; you no longer like the food you ate once the second time; some people simply don't want to eat anything, and even vomit when they smell or see any food, etc. Medically, this phenomenon is called "early pregnancy reaction". It is not a disease and generally does not require medication. After half a month to a month, these symptoms will disappear naturally.

4. Changes in the breasts In the early stages of pregnancy, the breasts will grow larger and become firm and heavy, with a feeling of fullness and tingling. The color of the areola deepens, small particles become particularly prominent, and brown nodules appear. 5. Mental fatigue and sleepiness In the early stages of pregnancy, you may feel tired, weak, and sleepy. This period will not last too long and will pass quickly. If you have the above 5 subtle feelings, congratulations, you may have successfully conceived and become a mother-to-be! Of course, in order to more accurately determine whether you are pregnant, you can go to the hospital for examination in time! How to prepare for pregnancy successfully? In fact, pregnancy can be said to be very simple. As long as you do the following things well, I believe pregnancy will become very easy for you. 1. Use the machine skillfully and be prepared to grasp the ovulation predictor. It is a good helper to increase the chance of conception. It can quickly and accurately detect whether the luteinizing hormone in the urine increases (LH peak), which often occurs 24 to 36 hours before ovulation. It is easiest to achieve conception if you have sex within 3 to 6 hours after the LH peak. 2. Supplement folic acid. This is also one of the common knowledge about pregnancy. Before pregnancy, that is, during the preparation period for pregnancy, women should pay attention to supplement folic acid, because folic acid is essential for preventing premature birth of the fetus. However, in normal times, women may neglect to supplement folic acid. In fact, in addition to folic acid, other vitamins, minerals and other trace elements should be consumed reasonably, which are very helpful in improving the body's immunity. 3. Keep cool and wear comfortable clothes. The number of male sperm will decrease rapidly due to overheated testicles, so it is recommended that men wear breathable shorts and loose outer pants, try to avoid overheated bath water, and reduce the number of saunas. Don't ride a bicycle too often or do any strenuous sports. 4. Accurately calculate the fertile period. The fertile period refers to the ovulation period of women. Using egg test strips can easily help women calculate their ovulation period during pregnancy preparation. If they have sex during the peak of ovulation, the chances of conception will be much greater. Then, the success rate of pregnancy preparation will increase, and it will be easier to conceive a child. 5. Eating and drinking too much will naturally cause zinc deficiency in men, which will lead to low testosterone secretion. Reduce sperm count, so men should eat more foods rich in zinc, such as lean meat, chicken, seafood and all grains. Calcium and vitamin D can also help improve male fertility, so please drink more milk! Women can drink plain tea regularly. Studies have shown that if women drink half a cup of tea a day, their chances of getting pregnant will increase by 7 times. 6. A full body check-up is essential during the pregnancy preparation period. The first thing to do is for the couple to go to the hospital for a full body check-up, because many people know that if there is any disease during pregnancy, it is very likely to affect the health of the next generation. Especially if a woman suffers from an infectious gynecological disease, she should seek treatment early.

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