The small abdominal pain during ovulation is not necessarily conception. Most women do not have obvious symptoms during ovulation, a small number of women are more sensitive, during ovulation, follicular fluid into the abdominal cavity, stimulation of the peritoneum will cause a slight pain, this is a normal phenomenon, the pain usually lasts for half a day to a day can be relieved by themselves, and pregnancy does not have much to do with. The process of pregnancy is a combination of sperm and egg, the egg is discharged at the time of ovulation, and the fertilized egg will enter the uterine cavity through the fallopian tube and settle. In this process most women do not have too obvious clinical symptoms, only a small number of sensitive women will have the manifestation of the pain of implantation, but can not be identified through this manifestation to determine pregnancy. If you want to know whether you are pregnant or not, you can go to the hospital for a blood test after one week of intercourse, or you can use early pregnancy test paper to test after one week.