Can I get pregnant before ovulation?

Pregnancy is a major event in women's lives. It allows women to upgrade from girls to mothers. The role change makes women more mature. However, pregnancy is not that simple, because pregnancy requires many conditions. One of them is that women must secrete normal eggs for sperm to fertilize. This period is called the ovulation period. Let's take a look at whether you can get pregnant before the ovulation period?

Can you get pregnant if you are not ovulating?

Under normal circumstances, there is no abnormality in the reproductive system. The ovulation period is 10 days between 5 days before ovulation and 4 days after ovulation, which is also the fertile period. It is easiest to get pregnant if you have sex 3 days before or 2 days after ovulation. It is normal for the menstrual cycle to be advanced or delayed within one week. If the menstrual cycle is delayed for more than one week, it is recommended to go to the hospital for HCG and B-ultrasound tests to determine whether you are pregnant.

Generally, ovulation should have occurred the day after ovulation, and the chance of getting pregnant by having sex is higher. Pay attention to diet and nutrition, get more rest, and do a good prenatal check-up if you are pregnant. If the prenatal check-up is fine, then there will be no problem. Having sex on the ovulation day will increase the chance. If you want to get pregnant, the chance will be higher if you have sex every other day starting from the first day of ovulation. When the diameter of the follicle reaches more than 20mm, it is considered the dominant follicle and can result in pregnancy. After the dominant follicle matures, it will rupture within 24 hours. Having sex every other day can help you conceive.

If you do not have sex during ovulation, the chance of pregnancy is very small, but it cannot be said to be completely zero.

Symptoms of fertilized egg implantation

1. No menstrual period.

Amenorrhea is the earliest and most important "signal" of early conception. For married women of childbearing age who have always had normal menstrual cycles, if their menstruation is delayed for more than 10 days, they should consider the possibility of pregnancy. If their menstruation is amenorrhea for more than 2 weeks, they need to go to the hospital to check the cause.

2. Changes in appetite.

Some women begin to experience changes in appetite shortly after their period (1-2 weeks). The things I used to like to eat, I no longer like to eat now. Generally, these symptoms will disappear naturally after half a month to a month.

3. Nausea and vomiting.

Nausea and vomiting often occur in the early morning or on an empty stomach. Some pregnant women particularly like to eat acidic and cold foods. It is what is called "being a picky eater".