Ovulation Period Tracking INFO

Ovulation is directly proportional to regular periods. When a woman is regularly ovulating, she regularly menstruates. In irregular periods also she may ovulate. To understand this, you need to know the signs of ovulation. There are certain direct methods to understand the direct methods of ovulation. At home methods first we have the BBT or the Basal body temperature. So first 15 days of the hormonal influence in the menstrual cycle is called as estrogen. That time our temperature we will be little low. Just around the 14th or the 15th day there is a rise in temperature because of ovulation, there is a production of hormone called as progesterone which increases the temperature by 0.5 to 1 degree centigrade. So we tell the woman to track her blood temperature from the 12th day to the 18th day so that there is a little bit of increase in your temperature. Second method is cervical mucus methods. We ask her to examine her mucus. The first 10 days is dry. The middle part is the wet period. From the 12th day to the 16th day because of ovulation, you have cervical mucus production which is a jelly like transparent materiel will be seen. This is a second sign. Third is called ovulation pain. In the mid cycle they feel a pain in the lower abdomen associated with a little bit of spotting. Apart from these three, if we want to confirm like in a case of irregular periods when your dates are not confirmatory is doing scans called as follicular scan. It is a scan where we track ovulation and monitor the growth of the eggs. This is follicular scan. The last method is called as laparoscopy. Doing a laparoscopy in the mid cycle we can see whether you are ovulating. Not all irregular periods are associated with anovulation.

Disclaimer: This application does not track ovulation and periods. This is just an information app for Ovulation & Period Tracking INFO.