Ovulation

if LH is up you are ovulating and progesterone should lower down.

Ovulation is when an egg in a woman or female animal is released and goes into the womb of a female of the species. When the egg is released the female can become pregnant.

Fertility drugs such as clomid, stimulate the ovaries to produce eggs/ ova, , too much though and there is an increased risk of a twin or triplets. So the answer to your question depends on what you are hoping to achieve. If you are ovulating normally why would you want to take fertility drugs that could hyperstimulate your ovaries and cause death? Actually achieving a pregnancy depends on several factors working together, for example the quality and quantity of the cervical mucus, the number and motility of the sperm, and then the quality of the eggs or ova. You would be advised to seek out a fertility care practitioner who could guide the assessment of yours and your partners' fertility.

You can get implantation cramps as soon at three weeks after intercourse. You can ovulate different days throughout the month.

Science does not support the idea that women get immediate symptoms of conception. Most women do not get symptoms of pregnancy until implantation which happens approximately 7 days after conception at which point pregnancy hormones are produced. However, many women have reported pregnancy symptoms or knowledge of being pregnancy well before science can 'prove' that they should. Experience is a valid source of knowledge and often leads to further breakthroughs in science. With that in mind, are there any women out there who have had this experience? Have you had instances of vomiting on the day of conception or ovulation and then ended up being pregnant?

I the nausea occurred directly after intercourse, it may be psychological or acid reflux.

Hi mom here, Yes this can be a symptom of pregnancy. I have had 4 pregnancies and three of those i had symptoms of pregnancy about a week before period started. It is possible to start having symptoms from when the fertilised egg implants in the womb. This usually happens betweek 8-14 days past ovulation. You may just feel pregnant, tingley or sore nipples, tiredness, and mild cramps as if your period was about to start. Hope this helps and best of luck

The progesterone was probably prescribed to lengthen your luteal phase, which means that it was probably meant to lengthen your cycle a bit. More than likely, your period will show in a few days. However, you could be pregnant. Test in a week if your period doesn't show.

good luck... i went off before and didn't have a period for six months. went back on at advice of obgyn...had pill w/d periods while i was on it. off again because my other doctor told me it (and all birth control) was giving me a vitamin b deficiency, trying to chart basal body temp and my temperatures are all over the place. cant detect ovulation. yaz is a horrible pill, it messes with your head & your body. good luck... i went off before and didn't have a period for six months. went back on at advice of obgyn...had pill w/d periods while i was on it. off again because my other doctor told me it (and all birth control) was giving me a vitamin b deficiency, trying to chart basal body temp and my temperatures are all over the place. cant detect ovulation. yaz is a horrible pill, it messes with your head & your body.

Yes.

No. In a normal cycle, ovulation occurs 12 to 16 days before the period.

my doctor told me anywhere form 24-38 hrs

You "ovulate" once a month but YES the egg during ovulation can be "available" for pregnancy for 5 days.

I am having the exact problem right now. I was on the nuva ring and took it out 3 days ago and now I am bleeding. I am trying to get pregnant. Can anyone help us on this question please?

Yes, It is not a problem, it is what happens when you take the nuvaring out. Your body stops receiving the hormones and you get your period, If you are trying to get pregnant I recommend waiting a month or two after taking the nuvaring out. I got pregnant after taking my nuvaring out after being on it for a year and it was an empty sack or "blighted ovum", no baby etc. I still miscarried the sac and it hurt like light labor pains/ terrible cramps.. Well Good Luck!

Up to five days, depending on how much cervical fluid you have.

IT ALL DEPENDS.YOUR CYCLE SHIFTS EVERY MONTH FOR A NUMBER OF REASONS.

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If your temperature drops after ovulation it means estrogen is still present. That might mean that you haven't actually ovulated yet.

Ovulation cycles differ from person to person. By following your menstrual cycles and keeping a calendar, you should be able to find out exactly how long your individual ovulation cycle lasts.

It is different for every person and every cycle, sometimes one, sometimes several, this is how fraternal twins are produced, more than one egg gets fertilized and implants and starts growing.

Yes, you could be pregnant. When implantation takes place HCG hormone start building up in your system, therefore you may experience nausea,sickness. In about 4 days you can test with an Early pregnancy test however it is most accurate on the day or after your period should due, or if you are impatient you can ask for a quantitive HCG blood test at your doctor's office it would cost you more money though. All the best!

yes I don't trust ovulation tests. I tried them once and i had one every day and it said i was ovulating the entire time!

continuously? no. for one month or so out of the blue? yes. Sometimes your body will go through the motions of of throwing out an egg, but one won't go. Hence, no ovulation.

Certainly not on the day of ovulation as you are not pregnant then. I would actually wait until a few days after a missed period, although if you are sure of ovulation you could do it 14 days later. Answer bis The correct answer is, since you have 5-7 tests, and you have to do a test each day, and you ovulate in a perfect cycle of 28 on the 14th day, you start to test on the 12th day counting form the first day of your periods. If your cycle is 30 days you could expect a positive test on the 16th day, hence since you have 5 ovulation tests, the test turns positive on the 5th test...

YES YOU COULD BE ENTERING INTO MENOPAUSE A LITTLE BIT EARLY