Patient's question:
Menstrual cycle: Delayed by 7-10 days each timeCurrent situation: Trying to conceive
This month, during my dangerous period, I used ovulation test strips every day and continued testing for about two weeks until my vagina was dry, but I didn't get a positive result for ovulation. However, my basal body temperature did change, as follows:
Menstrual period (5 days): Basal body temperature 36.1-36.4
From the end of menstruation (continuing for 20 days): Basal body temperature 36.5-36.6
From the time the temperature increased (continuing for 14 days): Basal body temperature initially 36.7 for the first 4 days
Doctor's answer:
Generally, women do not experience obvious symptoms during the days of ovulation, but a few may have discomfort during this period. The main symptoms include decreased appetite; increased energy; heightened libido; weakened immunity. During ovulation, a woman's vaginal mucus becomes thinner to facilitate sperm passage, thereby increasing the chances of conception. At the same time, the mucus in her nasal passages also decreases, which increases the risk of bacteria entering the body's circulatory system. Ovulation bleeding, if it occurs, is usually light in amount, lasting for half a day or a few days, and may be accompanied by mild abdominal pain or lower back pain.