Ovulation refers to the 14th day of a woman's menstrual cycle. On this day, a woman's egg is released from the body. It is one of the most fertile periods for women. However, for many women, they have no idea where their eggs go after they are released.

However, in the liver, the eggs do not disappear immediately, but are broken down and used by a series of cells. These include liver cells in the liver and cells in the blood that detect eggs. These processes of decomposition and utilization can help the female body maintain normal fertility while also preventing eggs from being wasted due to lack of utilization.

So while the eggs don't disappear immediately after they are released, they are very important because they are a key component of a woman's fertility.