How does the hospital check ovulation?

How does the hospital check ovulation? Hospitals usually use some scientific instruments to detect women's body temperature and cervical mucus. These instruments can help doctors determine when women are ovulating, thereby helping them better time their mating.

In addition to body temperature and cervical mucus, the hospital also uses B-ultrasound to detect women's eggs and sperm. Under B-ultrasound, the doctor can observe the woman's ovaries and uterus to determine whether the woman's eggs are mature and whether sperm has entered the woman's body.

In addition, hospitals use blood tests to test a woman's egg quality. By testing chromosomes and other biological indicators in a woman's blood, doctors can determine whether a woman's eggs are healthy and whether she has abnormal chromosomes.