Ovulation is one of the most important parts of the menstrual cycle.
It is the process that allows pregnancy to happen.
Understanding ovulation helps with learning about fertility, cycle tracking, and overall reproductive health.
Ovulation happens when one of the ovaries releases a mature egg.
Ovulation usually occurs once per menstrual cycle.
Ovulation typically happens in the middle of the cycle.
Every cycle can be slightly different.
Ovulation is important because:
Without ovulation, pregnancy cannot occur naturally.
Some people notice changes during ovulation.
Common signs include:
Not everyone experiences noticeable signs.
The fertile window is the time pregnancy is most likely.
Timing is key for conception.
After ovulation:
This phase is called the luteal phase.
Ovulation is the release of an egg from the ovary.
It usually happens once per cycle.
It is the most fertile time of the month.
Understanding ovulation helps you better understand your body and reproductive health.
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