Why don't women ovulate?

So, why don’t women ovulate? This involves a woman's physiological structure and reproductive process. Women's anatomy is different from men's and their bodies take longer to prepare for fertilization. In addition, a woman's body will also have some special reactions to the fertilization process.

In addition, the timing of egg release in women during the menstrual cycle is also different from that in men. A woman's menstrual cycle is usually divided into two phases, the egg phase and the egg ejaculation phase. During the ovulation phase, a woman releases one egg, but during the ovulation phase, a woman releases multiple eggs. Therefore, a woman can only release an egg once a month instead of twice.

Finally, a woman's egg discharge process during the menstrual cycle is also affected by many factors, such as mood, stress, diet, and medications. These factors may affect the speed and number of eggs a woman releases, preventing her from completely ruling out ovulation.