During ovulation, many women experience discomfort, including abdominal discomfort, breast pain, headaches, and fatigue. But for many men, this period can be extremely embarrassing because they are unable to engage in traditional sexual activities, including hardness and erections. This condition is called "ovulatory male problem."

If men are unable to engage in traditional sexual activities during ovulation, they may consider non-traditional sexual practices such as oral sex, masturbation, masturbation or the use of sex toys. These methods allow men to engage in sexual activity during this period without causing any negative effects on the body or brain.

In addition, women can meet their sexual needs in other ways, such as using sex drugs, going to sex therapy, or receiving sex counseling. These methods allow women to better meet their sexual needs without causing any negative effects on physical health or the brain.

To sum up, for men, the inability to engage in traditional sexual activities during ovulation does not mean that they cannot have normal sexual relations with their wives. Women can find other ways to satisfy their sexual needs, and men can consider non-traditional ways to have sex. Most importantly, we should respect each other's needs and choices without blaming or criticizing each other.