Ovulation

It is possible, But highly highly unlikely. If you see a spot I would not assume its because of ovulation. If you are trying to have a baby quite frequently spotting can be caused from a small tear inside the vagina resulting from sex. Its actually quite normal that when a couple has frequent intercourse that a tear might occur (You know your man better than I do so if he is … anything but petite it might be best to assume the friction or constant motion could have caused a slight tear resulting in some spotting) It seems unlikely but it is much more common than you think, especially while attempting pregnancy. (I just assumed if you are trying to find your ovulation period then you are trying to have a child)

Your LH hormone surges on an ovulation test whether your ovum is fertilised or not. shouoldyou become pregnant you do not have a period and the LH does not fall after 2 weeks.

There is always a possibility of getting pregnant if you have unprotected sex, even if the woman is on her period. It is just more likely during ovulation.

It is difficult for females having irregular menstruation to determine the exact dates of ovulation, if they are going to calculate ovulation manually. However, there are many other means to calculate ovulation. One can record her basal body temperature, or observe the appearance of the cervical mucus. An increase in basal body temperature by 1 degree means one is ovulating. Cervical mucus that appears clear, slippery and has a consistency similar of raw egg white is a clear sign of ovulation. Using an ovulation kit is another way to determine if one is ovulating or not.

No u can not

The moment of ovulation can be during the day or night. The chances are the same.

Probably not. What i like to do is get my partner to have romantic explosion on a spoon and then i insert the spoon and make sure that i jam it up as far as it will go sometimes you can Scotch tape the spoon to a broom stick for maximum penatration And if your lucky 9 months later you might have a little infant you can love and cherish for ever I like to let my baby sleep with my six pitbulls it is a safe environment as long as you feed them regulary i found out the hard way with my other baby RIP...

Could result in pregnancy.

ovulation pain approximately 2 weeks after and before your period is common. the pain sensation is the egg being released. an egg being released from your ovaries is almost like (excuse the description) 'popping a spot' the egg is forced from the ovaries in such a way that you can feel the pain and sometimes suffer from acute lower backpains. the pain before your period is common as it is because your womb is shedding its protective layer. it contracts and relaxes which is why you get 'cramps'.

It doesn't. Medroxyprogesterone inhibits ovulation. It doesn't. Medroxyprogesterone inhibits ovulation.

Yes, I think it is possible.

Depending on what kind of discharge. If the discharge is clear, slippery, and stretches, (resembling egg whites) this is your most fertile time of the month. You have this kind of discharge right at and during ovulation. This is your sperm friendly mucous, it helps the sperm be more mobile and gives it a healthier environment letting it live longer and also enter your cervix. If it is cloudy or white this is not as " sperm friendly".

if the condom was torn and u were ovulating then ---there is a high chance u can get pregnant because u are fmost fertile on ur ovulating days.

The chances are very good.

Its is very easy process it is done 11th day of periods its no painfull

I don't know the answer to this, but am experiencing the same thing. I suspected a cyst. So, I had an ultrasound, but they didn't find anything that would cause the cramps. The pain started a couple months after I started to try to conceive. At first I thought it was "implantation pain," but now I'm searching for another cause because it happens every month.

Charting! There are many websites dedicated to helping women with irregular cycles chart their basal body teperature, cervical mucus, and other potential indicators of ovulation. you can also purchase ovulation prediction kits to chemically back up the evidence indicated by your chart. Once you are familiar with your own signs of fertility, you'll be able to recognize when you are fertile without the chart.

After a year of not succeeding you can see a doctor to be evaluated.

the amount of days between ovulating and your menstrual cycle can not tell if you can get pregnant. its how close you have sex to your date of ovulation. The earliest you can do a pregnancy test is one week before your expected period with clear blue ultra pregnancy test. it is less accurate though. you are best to wait until the firsdt day of your missed period. Thanks for your answer: i had sex 3days before ovulation, also twice on the day of ovulation and the day after it, sorry for the detail but hopefully it will help with the answers i get

when you are ovulating is there an odor?

Yes. If our period is late it is most likely because you ovulated later. The time that it takes to ovulate each month depends on how long your body reaches this estrogen threshold.

A woman can in fact ovulate anytime between day 8 and day 22 of her menstrual cycle. When high levels of estrogen are reached, LH surges and this surge triggers ovulation.

The luteal phase, which is the second half of the menstrual cycle lasts 14-15 days, that's why in order to know when a woman ovulated, she will have to subtract 14-15 days from her last menstrual period. WOmen with luteal phase defect ovulate even later. Luteal phase defect is a condition where the second half of the cycle lasts less than 10 days. This is often cause by low progesterone levels. Luteal phase defect is associated with infertility because if the egg is fertilize, it does not have enough time to implant itself in the uterus lining leading to a early miscarriage.

Many women can tell when their are ovulating because they have key symptoms of ovulation. They include higher basal body temperature, increase fertile cervical mucus, change of the cervix positioning, ovulation pain, ovulation spotting, nausea, lower back pain, etc.

yes, because the same thing always happens to me, its always right before my period comes, like a week before i get somewhat thick discharge

I've had this happen as well and was told by my doctor that you can have similar PMS symptoms in ovulation stage that you do during your actual cycle. It can change in severity with stress, hormonal changes, birth control and other things. Check with your gyno, or free clinic like planned parenthood to make sure it's nothing serious of course, but I wouldn't worry too much. It has happened to me once or twice and the first time scared me too.

As the withdrawl method is very risky and dangerous so a drop of sperm could have fallen in, leaving you with a very good chance of getting pregnant.

The only time you can get pregnant is when you are ovulating during that time period is when you can conceive so using the withdrawl method during you ovulating time is concidered risky.

there a 5day window to become pregnant out of each month during those five days the male sperm lives for 72 hours and the rest of the time one out of those 3days and egg is release, if there is sperm already and position you cam become pregnant