What are the symptoms of Ovulation? I am trying to conceive and would like more information.?

Answer 1

There is a slight change in your discharge, it becomes like egg-white and thicker during ovulation. Try getting ovulation predictors at the pharmacy. Also talk to your doctor because they can do blood tests to see if you are ovulating at all. Ovulation is marked by a spike in your progesterone levels at a certain time during your cycle.

Answer 2

Mittelschmerz is one of the more common ovulation symptoms. It is the name given to a pain in the pelvic area that is associated with ovulation. The German word is derived from "mid-cycle pain". It is a sharp pain lasting usually minutes or hours, typically not treated with pain relievers.



Sometimes, doctors like to perform an ultrasound to rule out any other possible causes of pain. If you do not feel any sharp pain when ovulating, it is not a problem. If you do feel pain, the good news is that the prognosis of possible pregnancy is good.
Cervical Mucus
Cervical mucus is often evaluated during the monitoring of a basal temperature chart. It helps determine if the mucus environment is good for sperm survival and swimming. The mucus changes throughout the cycle. Sometimes it is described as dry, milky, egg white or sticky. Around the time of ovulation, it is clear and sometimes stretchy. This is often referred to as spinbarkeit.

Temperature Increase
As the result of ovulation, progesterone levels increase which help prepare the lining of the uterus, where a possible pregnancy will survive. Progesterone is a hormone that increases basal body temperature. Most women cannot detect the increase in temperature.

Answer 3

Go to Walmart or a pharmacy or whatever and purchase a basal body thermometer. It will tel you when you ovulate. Its not that much money and if you are trying to conceive it shouldn't be a problem buying it. Inside should be a chart and some information on the use of the bbt.