The discharge of white substance during ovulation is one of the most interesting topics for women of childbearing age. This white substance, called an egg, is the only solid substance in the female reproductive tract and plays a vital role in a woman's menstrual cycle.

Eggs are an extremely precious resource that can only become a healthy fetus if properly processed and fertilized. Therefore, how to effectively process and fertilize eggs is very important during a woman's menstrual cycle.

How a woman handles her eggs during her menstrual cycle varies among individuals. Generally speaking, women can process and fertilize eggs through the following methods:

1. In vitro fertilization: This is the most commonly used method. The sperm is taken directly out of the body and combined with the egg in the female reproductive tract. This method requires strict operating practices and equipment, but can increase the success rate of fertilization.

2. Artificial insemination: This is done by injecting drugs or using artificial insemination equipment to inject sperm directly into the female’s reproductive tract to combine with the egg. This method requires strict operating practices and equipment, but can increase the success rate of fertilization.

3. Intracellular fertilization: This is done by injecting sperm directly into the female’s reproductive tract and combining with the egg inside the cell. This method requires strict operating practices and equipment, but can increase the success rate of fertilization.

No matter which method is used, strict operating specifications and equipment are required to ensure the success of fertilization and the quality of the fetus. In addition, women also need to maintain good living habits and mental state to promote reproductive health and fetal growth and development.

Eggs are an extremely valuable resource during a woman's menstrual cycle. With proper handling and fertilization, a woman can have a healthy fetus and maintain good reproductive health.