Why does ovulation happen?

Answer 1

ovulation is the process that your body undergoes to prepare you for pregnancy your egg will exit your ovaries travel down your fallopian tubes into your uterus it will either become inseminated or not , if it does not become inseminated it will continue to travel down and out through your cervix, if an egg is inseminated it will plant inself into your uteran wall and begin the stages of fetal development. during ovulation your uteran wall will also thicked and begin to prepare itself for implantation. your period as a result of the egg not being inseminated the egg along with the excess uterary lining will be bled out through your cervix and out of your vagina the result of this is the menstruation stage. your body starts a new cycle every 28 days or so.. you menstruate and the cycle continues... an interuption in this cycle is pregnancy.. if you become pregnant your egg will implant itself and your excess will nto be bled out. that is why a missed period could be a sign of pregnancy

Answer 2

ovulation is when the egg that has left from the ovaries and moved into the falopian tube, that lastly moves into the uteras, this is a womens most fertile time of the monthwhen the egg is in the uterus it waits to be fertalised, and when it isn't fetalized it is released, hence your period, ovulations usually occurs 14 days after the first day of your period, OS can be calculated 14 days before the first day of you expected period, that is if you have a regular period and is on a 28 day cycle, your ovulation period can be calculated at any time if you have a regular period if it does not follow a 28 day cycle,

Answer 3

ovulation is the process that your body undergoes to prepare you for pregnancy your egg will exit your ovaries travel down your fallopian tubes into your uterus it will either become inseminated or not , if it does not become inseminated it will continue to travel down and out through your cervix, if an egg is inseminated it will plant inself into your uteran wall and begin the stages of fetal development. during ovulation your uteran wall will also thicked and begin to prepare itself for implantation. your period as a result of the egg not being inseminated the egg along with the excess uterary lining will be bled out through your cervix and out of your vagina the result of this is the menstruation stage. your body starts a new cycle every 28 days or so.. you menstruate and the cycle continues... an interuption in this cycle is pregnancy.. if you become pregnant your egg will implant itself and your excess will nto be bled out. that is why a missed period could be a sign of pregnancy

Answer 4

Egg cells emerge from the ovary and are ready to be fertilized. If they aren't, they'll be thrown out, along with the lining of your womb (it already cushions itself in case there'll be an embryo on the way) and you have your period.

If the egg is fertilized, the embryo will drift into the womb and secure itself to develop into a baby. ^^

Answer 5

ovulation happens to prepare the eggs in your ovaries to be fertilized.