The cycle of egg formation takes almost three months, not one. For women of normal childbearing age, ovulation occurs every month in the ovaries, but that doesn’t mean that it takes a month for follicles to be created. A woman’s follicles need to develop initially and then gradually form into mature, high-quality follicles that are expelled from the body, a process that takes about nearly three months. The formation of an egg takes place through oogonia, primary oocytes, secondary oocytes, mature dominant follicles, and finally the process of ovulation. For women who are preparing for pregnancy, they can increase the number of coitus appropriately during ovulation to increase the chances of conception. Women are advised to have a good mindset, not to give themselves too much psychological burden, and to go to the hospital for regular checkups to understand their health status.