Ovulation

those are some interesting methods of birth control, however, you still have a pretty high chance of becoming pregnant. While I can not give you a percentage, I can inform you that even though stress, smoking, drinking can and will effect the proper development of a fetus, it has very little effect on whether you can become pregnant. Stress can cause late periods and missed ones all together. Although coitus-interruptus is a very common method of birth control, it is also one of the worst. The male always stands a chance of leaking pre-ejaculate into the womans vagina. Very often pre-ejaculate can contain sperm.

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of course not, menstruation occurs on the 14th day not the ovulation, and I say that the start of the menstrual cycle is actually menstruation.

I'm assuming you mean "can a female get pregnant on the day of ovulation?" If I am assuming correctly, then the answer is "yes". A woman can ONLY get pregnant during her ovulation period, which typically begins 10-14 days after the first day of her menstrual period and lasts 3-5 days. Remember, however, that sperm can live in the body for 1-3 days, so even if you don't have sex during your "ovulation period", you can still get pregnant if you have had unprotected sex a couple of days before you ovulate. Hope this helps!

Wen a gal enters the stage of maturity, ovulution begins n many eggs are released n they r also wasted wen she suffers her maternity n wen sex s hd n wen sperm goes inside out of million sperm oly a single sperm ll struck hard the egg n thus resulting in pregnancy

Your OB-GYN will tell you to wait 6 to 8 weeks. There is a very important reason for this. Your cervix is still open and needs time to close; you can have bacteria pushed into the uterus and contract a uterine infection. So 6-8 weeks is a safety measure for your uterus. Abide by this rule.

No. Your body begin to build up the endometrial layer before ovulation. If you don't ovulate then that layer still has to shed at some point, which is called "breakthrough bleeding." This is when you get your period even though you never actually ovulated.

The calculator is, but the human being is not.

It is usually one egg , but then you could have twins.

Ovulation occurs when a follicle ruptures.

ten days depending on the manufacturer of the urine test good luck joymaker RN

Some women don't see a drop in BBT for a few days into their cycle (after AF), which is normal. It depends on how quickly your body decreases progesterone production, which is different for every woman (i.e. my BBT remains high for the first 2-3 days of AF).

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So far I have been cramping for four days now.

no it is not your baby will be high dont risk the baby being addicted to such a strong drug as novicaine

- That is B.S. it has nothing to do with being addicted and secondly Novicaine is not even used in dentistry anymore. Besides, do all dental patients come out of the office addicted! NO! If you don't know anything about dentistry please refrain from typing about it. Having any medications during pregnancy can have risks to the baby, many local anesthetics contain epinephrine. However you should discuss it with you OBGYN and DDS, the best time to have dental work done is in your second trimester. Think, is it better to have a possible systemic infection due to an untreated dental problem or a small amount of a widely used anesthetic. While most elective procedures should be postponed if you are at risk of getting an infection from a tooth which is badly decayed you need to have it addressed.

The length of women's menstrual cycles varies. Some women may have a relatively short cycle -- two or three weeks between periods -- while others may have four weeks between periods. Missing periods frequently, however, is worth mentioning to your doctor or GYN.

This is known as the menstrual cycle.

The first day of menstrual bleeding is the first day of the menstrual cycle, The day before that is the last. The menstrual cycle is usually about 28 days long It can be longer or shorter depending on the individual. In any case we will work with a 28 day cycle here. Ovulation usually happens 1/2 way into the cycle that is 14 days. At this time an Ovum is released via the oviducts and can come in contact with sperm that is ejaculated by the male and be fertilized. The fertilized ovum will then make its way to the wall of the uterus and implant itself into a specialy prepared lining and then begin to develop a baby. If the ovum is not fertilized it will break up after about two days which will activate hormones that will cause the lining on the uterus to start falling away. When thisstarts to happen you get menstrual bleeding. Menstrual bleeding usually lasts for about 3 to 7 days and when done a new lining is created on the uterus in preparation for the next fertilized ovum. Remember though if you use this information to avoid becoming pregnant Thet sperm can remain alive within the uterus for about 4 days so even if ovulation has not occurred yet having sex 4 days before can lead to pregnancy. So the period in which to avoid unprotected sex in a normal 28 day cycle would be days 9 to days 17.

Every 28 days, a women enters ovulation, which means that she is dropping an egg from one of her ovaries into the Fallopian tube. The uterus prepares to receive a fertilized egg by lining itself with special cells, which allow the egg to fasten to the wall of the uterus. If fertilization does not occur, the egg dies, and is discarded, and the lining of the uterus sloughs off, or sheds. All of this dead material must be flushed from the body, which is what the menstrual flow accomplishes.

All things being equal you should ovulate on day 14 of a 28 day cycle. Therefore, you would have ovulated sometime between 15th June and 17th June. There is some flexibility in this, but this should get you in the ballpark.
If you're on a 28 day cycle, you should have ovulated around July 14.

Are you on birth control? I know it sounds like dumb question if you are wondering when you're ovulating, but birth control pills prevent ovulation. The stringy white discharge may or may not be present, and sometimes it is in very small quantities. It may also be clear, as well. All this does is give the sperm a nice little river of mucous in which to swim up to get to the cervix. Thus a lot of times the mucous is not even present when you wipe, it may just be around the cervix. I would trust the ovulation test.

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Well if you want to get pregnant why would you pull out? Although, with the pull out method, precum will most likely get you pregnant. So you probably will end up becoming pregnant.

Hi, my name is Victoria and i have a ? my cycle comes ever month but only for 4 to 6 days maybe 8 days but it is never longer than that. does that me i don't ovulate and i cant have kids r is it normal?

Arousal occurring while ovulating (and the few days leading up to ovulation). Yes definitely. It's nature! I can't believe this question hasn't been answered. I can't be the only woman that experiences this. My partner has learned to watch the calendar. Also because PMS comes about a week after this. When you get this cyclic thing, women aren't so hard to understand after all. Things like the contraceptive pill, stress and drugs will interfere with this natural process. Also, if you let nature take it's course, your body gets in sync with the moon and you're likely to ovulate (and get more aroused) around or before a full moon. Oooooo! I'm not a naturalist (or a naturist) or any "earth mother" type, I just don't take the pill and have noticed this is what my body does.

The egg can live 24 hours after it is first released from the follicle. If it does not get fertilized, the egg will disintegrate. If you had unprotected intercourse the few days leading up to ovulation, you could be pregnant. You can even get pregnant immediately after you release the egg, if thereare any awaiting sperm. Just keep in mind, even with ovulation predictor kits, you never know when you ovulate.

yes it rare's from 10 to 14 days after ovulation,and you just might be pregnant,you should go visit a doctor or nearest pharmacy and take a test