Characteristics of women during ovulation
Characteristics of women during ovulation
A woman's menstrual cycle is usually 28 days long, but some may have it late or early. In the middle of each month, which is the ovulation period, a woman's menstrual cycle will start again with a series of special changes. The following are the characteristics of a woman during ovulation:
1. Increase in body temperature
During ovulation, a woman's body temperature rises. Normally, a woman's body temperature will rise by about 0.5 degrees Celsius between 3 pm and 7 pm every day. This increase in body temperature is called "basal body temperature increase."
2. Increased appetite
During ovulation, a woman's appetite increases. They may feel thirsty and want something easy to digest. This may be due to the body needing more energy to produce the egg cells, or to better absorb the nutrients in the egg cells.
3. Increased sexual desire
During ovulation, a woman's sexual desire also increases. They may feel more excited and eager for sex, which is also the body's way of preparing for egg production.
4. Blood changes
During ovulation, a woman's blood increases in white blood cells, which helps her body produce more eggs. In addition, women also have an increase in platelets, which helps the body absorb nutrients from the egg cells.
What these symptoms may mean
In addition to the characteristics mentioned above, women may also have the following symptoms during ovulation:
1. Increased sexual desire
2. Increased appetite
3. Blood changes
4. Headache
These symptoms may mean that a woman is ovulating and her body is preparing to produce eggs. If women experience these symptoms during ovulation and they last longer than 12 hours, it is recommended that they consult their doctor.
The changes in a woman's body during ovulation not only affect their fertility, but also have a profound impact on their lives. If you're looking for answers, you might as well observe the changes in your body during ovulation, or consult your doctor.