The luteal
phase of the menstrual cycle begins at ovulation and ends the day before menstruation begins for your next cycle.
Not exact matches
Estrogen levels
begin to increase during the first part
of the
menstrual cycle, (follicular
phase) peak just before ovulation, and then decline slowly until they reach their lowest point at the onset
of menses.
PMS occurs during the luteal
phase of the
menstrual cycle, which
begins after ovulation and lasts about 14 days, ending with menstruation if an egg has not been fertilized.
The luteal
phase is the second half
of your
menstrual cycle beginning at ovulation and ending with a new period or pregnancy.