How to monitor ovulation when you go to the hospital

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Patient gender: Female
Patient age: 30
How to monitor ovulation at the hospital

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First is the cervical mucus method, which is performed in a gynecology department of a hospital to determine if a woman is in her ovulation period by examining cervical mucus.
Second is the basal body temperature method: measure your temperature every morning after waking up. Generally, your temperature is lower in the first half of the day, drops even lower during ovulation, and then gradually rises after ovulation.
Third is the menstrual cycle calculation method. Many women do not know exactly which day their ovulation occurs. Using the formula below, after some testing over time, it is easy to calculate.
The calculation formula is:
First day of ovulation period: cycle days minus 18 days
Last day of ovulation period: cycle days minus 11 days