Mood Swings
A woman undergoes mood swings at the time of ovulation. She might look happy at one moment and suddenly turn red with anger in another. However, the women usually in this period remain happy.
Vomiting And Headache
Yeah, the reason behind your sudden nausea and headache could be ovulation. This signs often gets neglected as it does not happen with every woman. But if one feels pukish or suffers a headache, the reason could be ovulation.
Ovulation And Menstruation!
The menstrual cycle restarts the day, the menstrual flow begins. It marks the beginning of the follicular phase. Egg matures in this phase that later comes out during ovulation. This phase stretches up to the impending ovulation and ends with the ovulation. Thereafter comes the luteal phase. This one is the very important duration in terms of pregnancy. If one conceives in this phase, the hormone prevents shedding of lining during the menstrual period. If not, there will be another flow giving way to the next cycle.
Laws Of Ovulation
Did you know that some women can indeed ovulate more than once in a cycle! That is what a study launched in 2003 suggests. According to the research, some people can go on to ovulate twice or thrice in a menstrual cycle. The main researcher revealed this fact by stating that the 10 percent of the subjects did produce two eggs in a month.
Multiple Eggs
There are some who produces multiple eggs in one ovulation. It could be natural or with the help of reproductive assistance. If both of them gets fertilized then it leads to fraternal multiples such as twins.
Pregnancy And Ovulation
It is a misconception that one can get pregnant only during the time of ovulation. No doubt, the chances are at its peak during this phase but that does not mean one can’t get pregnant after it. That is true that egg can get fertilized only after 12 to 24 hours of its release but sperm can stay active in the reproductive pipe for up to 5 days. It clearly means one can get pregnant if one has sex nearing the ovulation phase or during the time of ovulation.