Will you definitely get pregnant during ovulation?

Generally, ovulation does not necessarily result in pregnancy. Whether or not pregnancy can occur depends on the quality of the egg, the condition of the sperm, and the health of the reproductive system. During ovulation, if a mature egg is released, the sperm are sufficiently active, and the reproductive system is healthy, pregnancy is possible. However, if there are abnormalities in the egg, poor sperm quality, or reproductive system disorders, even during ovulation it may be difficult to conceive. A detailed explanation is as follows:

If a woman ovulates normally and releases a mature egg, and the male partner has sufficient sperm count and good sperm motility, and both partners have healthy reproductive systems, appropriately timed intercourse during ovulation gives the sperm and egg an opportunity to combine and form a fertilized egg, making pregnancy possible, although not guaranteed.

If a woman does not release a mature egg during ovulation, or if the egg has quality issues; if the male has low sperm count, poor motility, or a high number of abnormally shaped sperm; or if either partner has reproductive system disorders such as fallopian tube blockage, intrauterine adhesions, or varicocele, these conditions can prevent the sperm and egg from combining or interfere with the implantation of the fertilized egg. Even during the ovulation period, pregnancy may not occur, and infertility could result.

To increase the chances of successful conception, both partners should maintain regular作息 (作息 should be translated as作息 habits or daily routines), avoid staying up late, quit smoking and drinking, and minimize exposure to harmful substances. Women can start taking folic acid in advance, while men can take zinc supplements to improve sperm quality.