The egg survives in the body for about 24-48 hours. If conception does not occur, it will be absorbed by the body. The chances of conception are highest within 12 hours after ovulation, and beyond 24 hours, the chances of pregnancy are relatively low, so the egg survival time is relatively short. In clinical practice, patients are advised to monitor ovulation through ultrasound to guide intercourse, which can maximize the chances of conception. Because the sperm can survive for 72 hours, the patient can ovulate multiple times and the egg is only one. If the patient monitors ovulation, when the follicle develops to 1.8cm, it is a mature follicle and can be guided to have intercourse, once every other day, 2-3 times in a row, usually without missing the time of ovulation.
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