Whether an egg has been discharged and can lead to pregnancy depends on the individual’s situation. In the case of a relatively good quality egg, it survives for a relatively long time and there is a chance of pregnancy; in the case of a poorer quality egg with a lower survival rate, pregnancy is not likely to occur. After ovulation, the egg can survive in the body for 1-2 days, and the sperm can also survive in the female reproductive tract for 3-5 days, therefore, the follicle is usually also fertile. However, if the quality of the egg is poor, and the survival time after discharge is relatively short, the fertilization rate after intercourse is relatively small, and it is not easy to get pregnant in this case. If a woman wants to increase the rate of conception, it is recommended to have intercourse on the day of ovulation, when ovulation is strongly positive and the rate of conception is higher. If you are currently preparing for pregnancy, consult your doctor if you have any questions.