It will not count the ovulation period, which may affect our health and fertility. In this article, we will introduce some knowledge about ovulation to help people better understand their reproductive health.

Ovulation is the time when a woman’s eggs are released from her ovaries into her fallopian tubes. During this period, the female egg will meet the sperm and then combine to become a fertilized egg, starting a new stage of life. If women have short or irregular menstrual cycles, their ovulation periods will vary accordingly.

Several factors may affect a woman's ovulation period, such as age, weight, hormone levels, health, etc. Therefore, women should regularly measure their body temperature, observe their menstrual cycles, and record their health status to understand their reproductive health.

If a woman is unsure about her ovulation period, she can talk to her doctor or professional health advisor. Doctors or health consultants can help women better understand their reproductive health and develop corresponding health plans by measuring body temperature, observing menstrual cycles and recording health conditions.