Ovulation

You need to be examined by a doctor to find out why. We here on WA can not know why you specifically do not ovulate.

we.. some people dont feel they are ovulating, so when you think you arnt you actually are. Ovulation occures 14 dayas after the first day of period if you have a 28 days cycle. but if your unsure get a pregnancy test or wait it out and see if you get your period. good luck

the vesicular(Graafian) follice

That would depend largely on whether or not you want a baby. If you do, yes; if you don't, no.

Well, the first day of your last period. So it is 4th December today and you finished your period of 15th November and it had started on 10th November, then the first day of the last menstrual period would be 10th November

The brown discharge is just "old blood". All it means is that this was blood that was shed from the lining a couple of days previous and has taken a couple of days to move out of the body. This is completely normal.

Ovulation usually takes place around the 14th day of your menstrual cycle. The first day of your period is day one, and you count from there to day 14. Remember, this is just an "average". Every woman is different. It is helpful if you can watch for signs of ovulation around the 14th day. Some women experience a "twinge" or sharp pain over the ovary that just released an egg. Some women notice a clear, jelly-like discharge around the 14th day. These are signs of ovulation. Some women have no noticable signs.

Yes, this is common during ovulation. The cervix generally gets soft and the hole in the middle opens up more.

It be ovulation spotting which i know nothing about telling you the truth or It could be Implantation bleeding

Yes. Once you start menstruating spotting can occur anytime in your life until menopause.

This is a tricky question to answer because your period can only come after you have ovulated. So, if you have not been having your period and are not pregnant then you are not ovulating. BUT ovulation could start at any time, with a period following two weeks later.

For example, some women do not ovulate (thus stop getting periods) when they are stressed. When the stress lessens the body may then allow them to ovulate, and they will get a period. If you ovulate and do not get pregnant then you must get your period, however you can also get your period without having ovulated.

The X-ray will damage the egg, unless you wear a covering that protects it... LEAD covering. I know I was in Dental school. As for the root canal, no, it won't cause you to not get pregnant, but you should warn the dentist if you even suspect that you are pregnant, so they can take every precaution in not harming the embryo...

I'm afraid so! I started feeling as sick as a dog at just 3 and a half weeks. My doctor assured me it was perfectly OK and happens because of all the hormone and physical changes. I had other symptoms of pregnancy too, such as faintness and terrible headaches, again I was assured that all was OK.

it turns into the corpus luteum

Depending if you were on birth control, and suddenly stopped, this could be a side effect. An underling cause may be present such as hormonal unbalance. If you have never ovulated and havent started puberty, its time to get checked out. Dont know how to answer better then that. The question isn't very accurate on point.

The very earliest you can ovulate is on the 7th day of your cycle.

yes I have it. It is kinda like snot. Hoping that i get a bfp because this is not normal for me

If your ovulation test was positive on day 18 you should repeat the progesterone test on about day 28. Most doctors say that the progesterone test will only pick up ovulatory levels at about 7 days past ovulation. So it is still possible that you ovulated on Day 18 and that the test just couldn't pick it up yet on day 21.

Ovulation is the monthly release of a mature egg from an ovary. A woman is most fertile around the time of ovulation.

Typical ovulation symptoms and signs include changes in cervical mucus and a small rise in basal temperature. For most women, ovulation occurs about once every month until menopause (usually 10-14 days after the first day of your period and about 14 days before your next period if you have a 28-day cycle).

About two weeks before menstruation, an ovulating woman may notice slick and slippery mucus. This discharge can vary by being more on one day and less on another but may continue for a few days during the time you ovulate.

Birth control pills use hormones to prevent ovulation. They basically trick the woman's body into thinking it is already pregnant.

The fallopian tube.

It varies woman to woman. I was 47 at 12 days past ovulation and the levels are suppoed to roughly double every two days. Hope that helps

Get a pregnancy test and find out if you are pregant. Otherwise light spotting not unusual. Spotting large clots is unusual, see your doc. I AM NOT A DOCTOR, JUST A WOMAN WHO OVULATES.

no not usually... but some people have been known to have periods until their 8 of 10 weeks pregnant. During ovutaion that is the time where the egg is fertilized by the sperm so its possible to have bleeding or a small irregular period and still be pregnant

Your body is ready to make a baby. Mother nature made it so females are ready for intercourse at the time of ovulation. Along with increased discharge, you may feel stronger sexual urges during ovulation.