Will my breasts swell during ovulation?

During the ovulation period, women will experience breast tenderness and an increase in body basal temperature. Don't worry about this phenomenon, as it is a normal physiological phenomenon. Women will also experience increased vaginal secretions and increased sexual desire. Pay attention to keep warm and avoid catching a cold. Having sex during your ovulation period increases your chances of pregnancy. For couples who want to have children, they can calculate the ovulation period.

What are the symptoms or feelings on the day of ovulation?

Many women may not have any special symptoms or feelings on the ovulation day. Indeed, the ovulation day, like the menstrual period, is a special physiological period that every woman must go through every month. During ovulation, the ovaries release mature eggs, which then combine with sperm to form a fertilized egg. Therefore, the ovulation period is also the best time for women to conceive. So what are the symptoms or feelings on ovulation day?

1. Increased basal body temperature

During ovulation, women's basal body temperature will be higher than usual, but body temperature is not only affected by internal factors, but also by external factors. Therefore, if you do not rely on a thermometer to measure your body temperature in a timely manner, you usually will not be able to feel this increase in body temperature.

2. Lower abdominal pain

During ovulation, some women may feel pain in the lower abdomen or a slight feeling of falling in the anus, which is a normal physiological reaction during ovulation.

3. Ovulation bleeding

Due to the drastic changes in hormones in the body before and after ovulation, a small amount of uterine bleeding will occur. A small amount of bleeding is also a normal phenomenon during ovulation. If the bleeding is excessive, you need to seek medical attention immediately.

4. Increased vaginal discharge

This is also one of the most obvious symptoms of ovulation. Vaginal secretions increase significantly and become transparent, and symptoms such as stringy secretions may also appear.

How to calculate the ovulation day? We all know that the ovulation period is the best time for women to conceive, especially on the ovulation day, which is very suitable for having sex to conceive. So how do you accurately calculate your ovulation day?

Generally speaking, a woman's ovulation day occurs about 14 days before the next menstrual period. Starting from the first day of the next menstrual period, counting 14 days forward or 14 days backward is basically the ovulation day. The five days before and four days after the ovulation day are counted together as the ovulation period.

Of course, this calculation method is only applicable to women with regular menstruation. If the menstruation is irregular, this calculation method will not be accurate. For women with irregular menstrual periods, calculating the ovulation date by themselves will be affected by some factors and the results will be inaccurate. If you want to accurately calculate the ovulation day, you can choose to go to the hospital for ovulation testing. Another more troublesome method is to record your basal body temperature every day. The days when your body temperature is higher than usual are the ovulation period. Although this method is more troublesome, accurately calculating the ovulation day is of great help to accurate conception, so in order to complete your plan of having a baby, don't be afraid of the trouble.