Can I get pregnant when I am not ovulating?

To answer this question, we need to first understand the female reproductive process. A woman's menstrual cycle is usually controlled by the ovarian cycle, which releases eggs around the 20th to 30th of each month. The egg must wait for male sperm to enter the body before it can be fertilized and implant.

Whether you can get pregnant during ovulation depends on many factors, including the woman's menstrual cycle, ovarian cycle, sperm quantity and quality, etc. If women have erratic menstrual cycles or short ovarian cycles, they may have a relatively low number of eggs, which may affect their chances of conceiving during their ovulation period.

In addition, the quantity and quality of male sperm are also important factors that affect whether a woman can become pregnant during the ovulation period. If a man's sperm is low in quantity, or of poor quality, they may have difficulty fertilizing a woman during her menstrual cycle.