Hello viewers, welcome in my another new video. Every woman has a few health cycles, but they are
different and most regular. You know women get a regular cycle of menstruation and pregnancy,
but there is an another health cycle and that is ovulation.
Ovulation is the discharge of eggs from the ovaries, and it’s a cycle of conception.
Today in this video, I will describe you a total guidelines of ovulation and its cycle.
Ovulation happens when the ovarian follicle rapture and released the secondary waste ovarian
cells. After completing the ovulation, eggs ready to be fertilized by sperm during the luteal phase.
In this time the uterine lining is thickened to accept a fertilized egg. If your conception
doesn't happen you can experience bleeding during the menstruation. Ovulation happens about the
middle point of the menstrual cycle and after the follicular phase. You should know that ovulation
dates are not similar for all women. The few days surrounding ovulation can change depending on the
menstrual cycle. Commonly women can get an average menstrual cycle around 26, 28, and 30 days.
Ovulation days are counted from the last menstrual period and the average time period of ovulation is
14 days. Remember, ovulation days can change depending on your menstrual cycle.
If your menstrual cycle is 28 days, your ovulation dates can be started after the 10 days.
You should know the menstrual cycle is counted from the last period opening date.
Ovulation has a few common signs and symptoms. Now we can discuss top 7 symptoms of ovulation.
Your basal body temperature can increase during the ovulation time than the normal
time. This increasing temperature can stay until your next period.
If you become pregnant in the ovulation time, your temperature can stay higher for a long time.
Estrogen levels can increase in the ovulation time, and it may also change the constancy of
the cervical mucus. You can notice your cervical mucus changing to more slippery.
The most fertile cervical mucus can look similar as the raw eggs.
You can experience breast tenderness or nipple sensitivity during the ovulation time.
An increasing hormone is the main cause of this pain in the ovulation,
but you may also get your ovulation without the nipple tenderness or breast pain.
Most of the women experience pelvic pain during the ovulation. Women can notice a
sharp pain in the lower abdomen but pelvic pain is not mandatory for the ovulation process.
Women can experience a few amounts of spotting in their ovulation time.
Increasing estrogen levels are the main cause of this frequent bleeding.
The spotting colors may frequently vary from pink to red to brown.
75% of women can experience inguinal lymph swelling in their ovulation time.
The inguinal lymph nodes are small glands and they are located on both side of the pelvis.
Women cervical position can change during the ovulation time. Your cervix may be larger than
the regular at this time. If you insert a finger into your private area you can find a small nub.
This nub is your cervix but others time you cannot find this place.