It is possible to get pregnant and have a higher chance of getting pregnant by having intercourse on the second day of ovulation, but it is not always possible. Ovulation often occurs about fourteen days before the next menstrual period and is characterized by an increase in watery vaginal discharge. The egg discharged from the ovary usually survives for one to two days, during which time intercourse can form a fertilized egg when the egg meets the sperm, and the woman will become pregnant. However, if the follicle is immature and does not rupture, the egg cannot be discharged, and intercourse during this period will not result in pregnancy. Even if the woman ovulates, intercourse at this time may not be able to get pregnant, because the process of getting pregnant is very complicated and is affected by a number of factors. If after intercourse, the woman appears to stop menstruation, pregnancy reaction and so on, it is recommended to consult a doctor in a timely manner, under the doctor’s designation, complete the relevant examination, clear whether the pregnancy.