Because each person’s physical quality is different, individual differences are large, so not every woman after ovulation will appear body temperature rise, may also be irregular life or luteal dysplasia and so on. It is unscientific to rely solely on body temperature to measure whether ovulation has occurred, because temperature measurement is only an indirect way to determine whether ovulation has occurred, and it is also possible that there is no ovulation, which would not result in an elevated body temperature. If endocrine disorders occur during ovulation, resulting in low estrogen secretion, it will cause luteal dysplasia, and the body temperature will not rise after ovulation. If there is any discomfort after ovulation, you should go to the hospital immediately for examination, actively cooperate with the doctor’s treatment, and carry out appropriate treatment under the doctor’s guidance.