Will ovulation still occur if I have intercourse before the ovulation period?

In fact, if you schedule sex before ovulation, it will not cause anovulation. This is because, during the female reproductive cycle, the ovaries go through multiple cycles, each of which consists of two phases: the preparatory phase and the secretory phase. During the preparation phase, the ovaries release multiple eggs, and these eggs await fertilization. During the secretory phase, the ovary secretes large amounts of egg cytoplasm and eggs, which also await fertilization.

If you schedule sex before ovulation, your ovaries will enter the preparation phase and begin releasing multiple eggs. These eggs wait for fertilization and remain inside the woman's body for a period of time. Therefore, if sex is scheduled before ovulation, it will not affect a woman's normal ovulation, nor will it affect the possibility of pregnancy.

To sum up, if you arrange sex before the ovulation period, it will not affect a woman's normal ovulation, nor will it affect the possibility of pregnancy. However, if you are not sure whether to arrange sexual intercourse before ovulation, it is best to seek advice from a doctor or professional to ensure women’s reproductive health and safety.