How long does the peak of ovulation last?

Generally speaking, the peak of ovulation occurs within 24 hours after the egg is released. During this period, women's body temperature will rise, and the speed and magnitude of body temperature rise will vary with individual differences. Generally speaking, the peak temperature rise will occur within 12-24 hours after the egg is released. This period is also called the "ovulation peak."

During the peak period of ovulation, a woman's body temperature will rise to about 37 degrees Celsius. This temperature is the body's physiological adjustment to prepare for future pregnancy. This period is also the period when women’s reproductive capacity is strongest. If women fail to seize the opportunity to have sexual intercourse during this period, it may affect future pregnancy.

However, the duration of the peak ovulation period is not fixed and will be affected by many factors, such as a woman's health, menstrual cycle, etc. Generally speaking, women can have sexual intercourse during the peak period of ovulation, but it is best not to exceed 3 times to ensure the health of women's reproductive ability.