End-of-ovulation pulse refers to the phenomenon that after a woman’s ovulation period ends, her pulse beats slower and her pulse rhythm becomes more stable. This phenomenon usually occurs within a few hours of ovulation and lasts for a few days. For women, this phenomenon is very important because it can signal that the body is moving towards pregnancy.

However, as the ovulation period ends, these physiological changes will gradually weaken, and the woman's pulse beat will gradually become stable. This phenomenon usually occurs within a few hours and lasts for several days. At this time, a woman's body is preparing for the implantation of a fertilized egg, thus beginning the pregnancy process.

Therefore, changes in women's pulse beats are very important to whether they can successfully conceive. If you notice that your pulse rate becomes steady after ovulation, seek medical attention to determine if there is any problem. In the meantime, if you are considering pregnancy, please consult your doctor for professional advice and help.