Ovulation period round shape

Let’s introduce the female egg. The female egg is a round transparent sphere with a diameter of about 0.5 mm. During a woman's menstrual cycle, eggs are constantly maturing and being released, and usually only one egg matures and is released each month.

So, why are women’s eggs round? This is because eggs are excreted through a special channel in the female reproductive tract. This channel is called the fallopian tube, and it's located underneath a woman's abdomen. In this channel, the egg is continuously stimulated to mature.

Because the female egg is round, it can pass through the opening of the fallopian tube and be smoothly expelled from the body. In addition, because round eggs pass through obstacles more easily than round sperm, they are more likely to combine with sperm to form fertilized eggs.