Ovulation periods are all positive

In fact, not all women’s eggs are positive. Normal female eggs are transparent, but in some women their eggs may appear positive or white. These eggs may die soon after they are released, or they may continue to grow for some time after they are released.

For those women who show a positive reaction, their eggs may die soon after being released, rendering them unable to become pregnant. But even if their eggs are positive, it won't necessarily lead to pregnancy. For some women, their eggs may be affected by factors such as age, health, and environmental factors that prevent them from becoming pregnant.

If women release an egg during ovulation but are unable to get pregnant, they may need to seek help from their doctor. Doctors may examine them to determine if there are any health problems and help them find ways to get pregnant.