Having sex during ovulation is a very common way to have children, but if safety measures are not taken, it may lead to adverse consequences. While some people may feel some discomfort, not everyone will experience symptoms. Therefore, when having sex during ovulation, be sure to take safety measures to avoid unnecessary risks.

If you are considering having sex during ovulation, please note the following:

1. Know your menstrual cycle: Knowing your menstrual cycle and ejaculation time can help you better predict the timing and results of sexual intercourse.

2. Take safety measures: Always take safety measures before and after sex to avoid pregnancy.

3. Observe symptoms: If you feel any discomfort, please consult your doctor promptly.

4. Stay Calm: Don’t get too worried and anxious, which can have a negative impact on your emotional and physical health.

You may experience some symptoms when you have sex during ovulation, but that doesn't mean you're going to hit the jackpot. If you feel any discomfort, please consult your doctor promptly and take necessary measures to avoid unnecessary risks.