Most of us are somewhat familiar with what happens in our bodies when we ovulate. Ovulation is the time in your cycle when you could become pregnant. However, there’s a lot going on during that short window, and some of the body processes are surprising. “Some women are aware of these changes but overall, most women are unaware of what actually happens to their body during this time,” Dr. Deirdre Bentley at Jean Hailes for Women’s Health told The Huffington Post Australia. From changes in your taste in men to the way you vote, here are 11 things that happen during ovulation.
What is ovulation?

Ovulation usually happens about halfway through your menstrual cycle, and it lasts only 12 to 24 hours. We’re each born with about 400,000 eggs per ovary, and that number drops as we age. When you ovulate, your body releases a mature egg into the fallopian tube. It is then ready to be fertilized by your partner’s sperm.

Most women ovulate every month. As we age and our eggs decrease, the chances of becoming pregnant get a little trickier. As a woman in her 30s, it’s super depressing to hear that by the time we turn 37, our egg number has dropped from our original 800,000 to a respectable 25,000. However, if you’re trying to conceive right now, remember: it just takes one! continue reading>>>>https://taphealth24.com/2017/05/08/things-that-only-happen-when-youre-ovulating/