Menstrual Period Symptoms Quiz

During ovulation, the cervical mucus is dry and thick.

Estrogen levels decrease significantly after ovulation.

If there is no fertilization, the uterine lining deteriorates and is absorbed by the body.

The basal body temperature increases noticeably after ovulation.

A rise in progesterone levels indicates the beginning of the post-ovulatory phase.

The cervical mucus forms a plug to facilitate the entry of sperms during the post-ovulatory phase.

Keeping a menstrual calendar helps predict when you might ovulate next.

One should consult a doctor if their period is late according to the menstrual calendar.

Using X's on a menstrual calendar helps track the level of flow each day.

Menstrual flow variation has no impact on personal hygiene practices during menstruation.