Kann man den Eisprung merken, wenn ja wie?

Hello,

Unfortunately, there are no unambiguous symptoms by which it is possible to determine its ovulation without any doubt. Nevertheless, with a bit of body feeling and experience you can see some signs:

• The resting pulse increases between two and five days before the ovulation by about two beats per minute. The pulse is measured at the wrist or at the neck beater.
• In the days before and after ovulation, breasts and nipples can be sensitive.
• At 70 percent of women, the bar lymph nodes are swollen during ovulation. You can feel the glands on both sides of the bar, i.e. at the pool. It’s just that gland lying on the side of the freed egg.
• It is possible that lubrication bleeding occurs around the time of ovulation and thus display the fertile window.
• The cervix mucus changes its consistency in the days before ovulation due to the rising estrogen level. The body prepares for ovulation. The outflow should now be clear and smooth, similar to raw protein.
• Many women feel pain in the pelvic area during the time around the ovulation, the so-called middle pain.
• The measurement of the basal body temperature (BBT) is not over any doubt. Because there are quick mistakes: the dropping of the thermometer can falsify the result. There is also lack of scientific evidence. The temperature increases after ovulation. But then it is already too late to get pregnant in this cycle.

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