Patient's question:
I went to test for menopause on the 13th, which was 1711. Today, on the 15th, I tested for menopause and the result was 1513. How is this possible? I want to have a child now. I am 32 years old this year.Doctor's answer:
I don't know how regular your menstrual cycle is. For women with a regular menstrual cycle, ovulation occurs 12 to 14 days before the next period. In the 2 to 3 days before and after ovulation, you have your fertile window. Increasing the frequency of sexual intercourse during this period can increase the chances of conception. Additionally, you can have your ovaries monitored at the hospital during ovulation. Based on the development of the follicles, the time of ovulation can be estimated. Currently, a detailed ultrasound examination cannot accurately determine this, so a blood progesterone test can be performed to confirm the time of ovulation.