You can know as soon as 10 days after conception, but only through a blood test given by your doctor. Most doctors recommend waiting to see if you miss your period, you can then take a hpt and later go in for a doctor appt. to have that test confirmed if it is positive. Most doctors will not even see a women that thinks that they are pregnant until they would be about 8 weeks pregnant.
This differs for everyone, some women have said to know the exact moment of conception!! With my 3 pregancies, I swear with the 3rd I knew, I woke up one morning and just had this feeling that I had just concieved, I didn't say anything to anyone for fear of sounding silly..lo and behold though, 2 weeks later I had a positive pregnancy test! In most reality, the earliest symptoms would begin to appear at 7 days past ovulation, the egg and sperm that have met and become fertilized take about 5-10 days to travel down the tube and implant into the uterus, you don't start producing much pregnancy hormone until the embryo implants because HCG (pregnancy hormone) is what causes those early pregnancy symptoms!
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First of all, i would like to state that am in now way under any position to answer this question with confidence one way or another. However, there are many ladies that i work with who have said that almost immediately after conception they felt pregnant. my husband and i had unprotected sex about 3 days before my ovulation and and on the day of ovulation i felt very strange.. and i have been feeling that way ever since, tender breasts and all. it could very well be just a coincidence, but i will find out soon.
The answer is simple, at the time of ovulation.
That is what fertility means, the ability to get pregnant. Right after ovulation, a female is the most fertile.
The chances of getting pregnant before you have your period are higher because that is when you are most fertile in your ovulation stage. I advise condoms and birth control if you don't want to get pregnant.
Yes, you certainly can. Once the sperm hits the moisture in the female, it is not going to care much about gravity. It will swim its way toward the goal of the egg.
correct me if im wrong but if you have a regular period (28 weeks) then you ovulate right after menstruation. that's how i am, because i figured out ovulation days on a parenting website. put in the first day of my last period (sept. 24) and my ovulation days were oct. 4-8. so from the time you are pregnant to two weeks after you can ovulate and get pregnant
I don't think that it is safe right before your period. There isn't really a safe time to have sex because the safest time is a few days before the egg is in ovulation, But since no one knows when that time will be, it's not really that safe. But you can take your chances if you have a regular occurring period.
No, pregnancy occurs when your hormone levels return to normal allowing ovulation and conception.
Ducks lay eggs. They don't ever really get pregnant and even right before the lay they look the same as they do right after.
Day 1 of your cycle is the day you start your period, followed by ovulation. About 14 days after ovulation you will have your next period if you are not pregnant, beginning the cycle over again. Ovulation is the phase of the cycle when pregnancy can occur and this comes after your period.
What Happens?TBH: Nothing really happens... They just wear 2 Condoms right?If you think that this might help you avoid getting pregnant then obviously nothing really...Some people say that one condom would rub against the other and thus maybe both would split.
Having a period two weeks ago means most likely you were not pregnant at that time. Knowing that you are now ovulating, right on schedule is another strong indication that you are not pregnant.
Fertility drugs remain the primary treatment for women with ovulation. If you don't ovulate right away, the dose can be increased by 50 milligrams.