Virgins also ovulate. After a woman enters puberty, that is, after she begins her first menstrual period, her ovaries will ovulate, and ovulation has nothing to do with whether she is a virgin or not. Under normal circumstances, the ovaries will periodically secrete estrogen and progesterone, causing cyclical changes in the endometrium, which will shed the endometrium and cause vaginal bleeding, which is called menstruation. The ovaries will also have a mature follicle that discharges an egg every month, and if you have intercourse during ovulation you will get pregnant. Ovulation is a normal physiological phenomenon for virgins and non-virgins alike. When ovulation occurs, there will be an increase in vaginal discharge, in this stage must strengthen the local care of the vulva, to reduce inflammation.