The best person to ask is either your Doctor Who prescribed them or the pharmacist who dispensed them. The sheet that came with them should also give contraindications/precautions.
A month after her last period or around 14 days after she thinks she ovulated or had sex.
No, you cannot get pregnant five days after ovulation. In order to get pregnant, you must have intercourse before or the day of ovulation. But keep in mind, it is hard to pinpoint the exact day of ovulation.
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Pregnancy is counted by LMP for doctors convenience. Your baby was conceived when you ovulated about 2 weeks later. Don't worry the baby will be born when she is ready.
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This can happen yes. The spotting is your withdrawal bleed & is nothing to do with Ovulation. If you had conceived you wouldn't be Ovulating but perform a pregnancy test to be on the safe side.
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You likely conceived in the third week of June, though it is possible that you conceived later than that. You don't mention the length of your average cycle. Did you notice a time when you had discharge the same slickness as eggwhites and found it easy to be in the mood for sex? Those are fertility signs, signs that you are ovulating. Sex a few days before that to a day after that would have led to this conception. If you ovulated in the middle of a typical 28 day cycle, around June 17th, you could have had a positive pregnancy test as early as July 1st. If your negative test was before or on the 14th of July, you may have conceived in June. If your negative test was after the 14th, you might have conceived in July.
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you conceived around march 18. so if you had sex that day, or the few days prior, the sperm could have lived long enough to fertilize the egg when you ovulated on march 18.
you would have ovulated on august 14th. This is according to the pregnancy wheel used by doctors and nurses for determining expected date of delivery. I have also been a labor nurse for 9 yrs....so if you really need to know for sure....this should be right