HomeCan you know when your egg is fertilized?
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2010-04-01 21:21:59
2010-04-01 21:21:59
Some women say they knew right away, but there is no scientific way of knowing; other than a blood our urine test.
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Actually, there is no scientific way of knowing if an egg is fertilized. Obviously, if you become pregnant then an egg did get fertilized but pregnancy does not always occur. I have read that anywhere from 40-80% of fertilized eggs not not actually implant and are just passed in the woman's period. In this case your egg could have been fertilized and you would never know it.
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