How to detect ovulation?

Measurement method:

There are many ways to measure ovulation, the most common of which is using a thermometer. When you wake up every morning, measure your body temperature and record the data until your body temperature reaches 37 degrees. This temperature marks an increase in body temperature and may mean that ovulation is approaching.

You can also use David David test strips to test. David David test strips are test strips for testing women's ovulation period and can be used starting on the 12th day of the menstrual cycle. During the test, a test strip is inserted into the vagina, and the chemicals in the test strip are produced in the woman's body and the result is displayed.

It can also be tested using the David David test sticks from the David David test strips. The David Test Stick can be used starting on day 10 of the menstrual cycle. During the test, a test stick is inserted into the vagina, and chemicals in the test stick are produced in the woman's body and the results are displayed.

Things to note:

When testing with David David test strips or David David test sticks, correct usage should be followed. The area on the test stick should be cleaned before testing and the test stick packaging must be intact. During the test, the test stick should be inserted deep into the vagina, but do not insert it too deep to avoid affecting the test results. You should wait a few minutes after the test to allow the chemicals in the test stick to develop before reading the results.

David David test strips or David David test stick results may vary due to individual differences. If you have any questions about your test results, please consult your doctor or other professional.

To sum it up, measuring your own ovulation requires some skill, but it's easy to do with a David test strip or a David test stick. No matter which method is chosen, correct usage should be followed to ensure accurate test results.