How to arrange sex during ovulation
Determine a woman's menstrual cycle
A woman's menstrual cycle usually lasts from 28 to 30 days. Understanding a woman's menstrual cycle can help determine when is the best time to schedule sex. Generally speaking, the best time to arrange sex is between the 14th and 17th days of a woman’s menstrual cycle.
Measure basal body temperature
Measuring basal body temperature can help couples better understand a woman's menstrual cycle and body temperature changes. Basal body temperature refers to the basal body temperature of a woman's body when she wakes up in the morning. Couples can measure their basal body temperature and record it on a chart to better understand when is the best time to schedule sex.
Calculate a woman’s ovulation period
A woman's ovulation period usually refers to the time between the 14th and 17th days of a woman's menstrual cycle. Couples can use basal body temperature and menstrual cycle measurements to calculate when a woman is ovulating. After calculating a woman's ovulation period, couples can schedule sex at this time to increase their chances of pregnancy.
Arrange a romantic dinner
When arranging sex during a woman's ovulation period, couples can arrange a romantic dinner to increase the mood and sense of romance. Couples may choose to take a walk or go to the park after dinner to better enjoy the meal and each other's company.
Arrange security measures
While planning sex to coincide with a woman's ovulation period can improve the chances of pregnancy, couples still need to take safety measures to ensure they don't get pregnant. Couples can buy lottery tickets or use condoms to avoid pregnancy.
Summarize
When is the best time for women to have sex during their menstrual cycle? Measuring basal body temperature and calculating a woman's ovulation period can help couples better understand when is the best time to schedule sex. After calculating a woman's ovulation period, couples can plan a romantic dinner and take safety measures to ensure they don't get pregnant.