Lower abdominal pain on the ninth day of ovulation

Some people may experience mild abdominal pain, which is often referred to as "ovulation pain." This pain usually occurs when the egg enters the uterus through the fallopian tube, usually lasts only a few seconds, and does not cause much impact on daily life. However, for some people, the pain may last longer, even up to several hours.

Some people may experience severe abdominal pain, often referred to as "egg pain." This usually occurs when a woman releases an egg, and there is usually significant pain that may last for several minutes or longer. If a woman experiences frequent egg pain, she may want to consider getting tested by a doctor to determine if other illnesses or symptoms are present.

Although egg pain or abdominal discomfort are not necessarily symptoms of disease, women should pay attention to maintaining good living habits during ovulation to avoid any unnecessary risks. For example, women should avoid overexertion, maintain adequate rest and sleep, and be careful to avoid strenuous exercise or sexual intercourse during ovulation.