Will I still ovulate if I catch a cold during ovulation?

Some research suggests that a mild cold may affect women's reproductive health. In this case, a woman may be affected by the virus, causing her ovaries to reduce or stop releasing eggs, or prevent fertilized eggs from implanting properly. Therefore, if a woman is experiencing a mild cold, she should pay close attention to her reproductive health to make sure it is not affected.

However, not all women are affected by colds. If women have a mild cold, it usually won't have much of an impact on their reproductive health. Additionally, if a woman has already ovulated during a cold, the fertilized egg may continue to develop in the woman's body until implantation. So while the cold may affect a woman's reproductive health, not all women are affected in this way.

Women who are concerned about their reproductive health should always monitor their symptoms and their doctor's advice. If women suffer from colds or other diseases, they should avoid overexertion as much as possible and maintain good rest and eating habits to ensure their reproductive health.