For women who want to get pregnant, knowing the pattern of their ovulation period is equivalent to increasing the possibility of pregnancy. So, what happens during ovulation? What will women feel during ovulation? Let’s find out together. What are the symptoms during ovulation? During ovulation, the internal environment of a woman’s body will change significantly, especially the hormone level, which is very different from the non-ovulatory period, and therefore will cause some subtle feelings. 1. Loss of appetite Many women feel a poor appetite during ovulation, but an increased appetite. This may be a primitive human instinct preserved from ancient times. During ovulation, women mate more with men in order to better stretch their offspring instead of focusing more on food. 2, energetic In order to attract the opposite sex, women will pay more attention to dressing themselves during ovulation, appearing more confident and attractive. This may be related to the high secretion of estrogen. 3. High sexual desire During this period, women’s demand for “sex” is the highest, and women’s bodies are very eager to conceive during this time, so they will show a strong desire. 4. The reproductive system is susceptible to infection. The vaginal secretions of women change during ovulation, and in order to allow more sperm to enter the body, the mucus of the reproductive tract becomes thinner and the cervical opening is open, which also gives the opportunity for bacteria to take advantage of. It is normal for the leukorrhea to increase during ovulation. The leukorrhea is mostly colorless and odorless mucus, but if the reproductive system is diseased, the color and smell of the leukorrhea will be affected, so women are advised to pay more attention during pregnancy preparation. 6. Slight pain in the lower abdomen Generally speaking it is not too obvious. Generally speaking there will be slight discomfort in the lower abdomen corresponding to a certain side of the ovary when ovulation occurs, but it will get better within 1~2 days. Some women may feel a slight fever, like a low fever but not a low fever, which is actually related to the rise in basal body temperature. This is a natural phenomenon during ovulation.