Is it possible to ovulate near the end of the menstrual cycle?
401298
Yes it is - which is why you hear of women getting pregnent even on their period.
467854
It would be unlikely, the following being the reason. Once the ovulation (the process of release of the the ovum or the egg from the ovaries) occurs on the 14th day of a menstrual cycle, the ovum reaches the uterus in 3 days. It is usually during these 3 days that the ovum is fertilised by the sperm. In case of successful fertilization of the egg, the progesterone levels are maintained by the fertilised egg. If the ovum is not fertilised, then, due to the falling progesterone levels, the uterine mucosa starts shedding, producing the menstrual bleeding. Both the ovum and the sperms have a limited period of viability, beyond which they cant survive, unless the ovum has been fertilised. this is typically 3 days in the case of the ovum. So if one has menstrual bleeding, it implies that the ovum along with the uterine lining has been removed. Thus, even if the ovum had survived that long and been fertilised by the sperm, it would have in all probability been cleared with the menstrual bleed and it would, in any case, have no source of nutrition even if it were in the uterus, since the uterine lining would have disintegrated. Also, the next ovulation would not occur for atleast another 14 days and the chances of the sperm survivng that long would be low. Having said that, it would be best to take the OCPs that can be taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex (aka the 'day-after' pill) to minimalise the chances of an unwanted pregnancy.
213270
A woman is fertile when she is ovulating and ovulation usually occurs mid cycle. In fact, ovulation almost always occurs 14 days before the next bleed. Sometimes women do experience a longer or shorter post ovulatory phase (than 14 days) but this usually indicates that there is a hormonal imbalance.\n\nOvulation occurs 14 days before next bleed this is the rule. And the fertile window can start a few days before that.
824512
That's actually when your at your most fertile. That's how I got pregnant with my son, I assumed since my period was just ending that I wouldn't get pregnant, and then come to find out, my doctor said that's the complete opposite.
360810
Yes. If you had unprotected sex.\n\nMost women have approximately a 26-28 day cycle and ovulate around day 12-14 of that cycle. Sperm can live for up to 5 days inside the vagina so there is a high chance of pregnancy.\n\nBest speak to a health professional - and use birth control (unless you are wanting to start a family).
1185246
you usually get pregnant on the 14th day of cycle....day one being day you started your period....but sometimes you can get pregnant on a different day....so., yes...you can get pregnant.....even during period.....so use caution...or, in your case 2 days after period..
859354
you dont ovulate until 2 weeks after your period.sperm stays with u 3 days. so chances are no. so wait and see.  would be suprised if you was.
564637
If she is ovulating yes- it is very possible. Some women even ovulate without having a period.  The only way to know if she is ovulating is to have her hormone levels checked.
690686
count fourteen days from the first day of your period and that is the begining of your ovulation you should be fertile for aprox three days
444677
yes.  sometimes during the time of ovulation, which is directly between periods, there will be some cramps and spotting.  It generally is not as severe as the normal period cramps, but still, they are similar.
633650
Yes, depending on what you mean by "after my period"  Ovulation usually happens 14 days after a woman starts bleeding, and it can be fertilized at any point thereafter for about 4 days.  It doesn't implant in your uterus for about a week after fertilization though.
40497
No, although it is possible.  Your most fertile days are usually 2 weeks before the start of your next period (depending on your cycle)\n\nBe sure to use birth control every single time if you are not ready for a child!
548240
may 16. you ovulate 14 days after your period. you are still very likely to conceive today too
890949
Theres many ways to getting pregnant. You need to find when your ovulating. Whenever a female ovulates that is the best time a female can conceive because her body cannot control her vagina contracting, this is often when you find your cramping or going through PMS.\n\nWomen with irregular period schedules can still have children, just watch for when your ovulating, the indicator is when you see discharge show up on your panties or like I said PMS or cramping begins.
231235
Pretty low.  Your chances of ovulating during your period are fairly low and the womb isn't really receptive to a fertilized egg, either.  BUT, it can happen, especially so soon after giving birth, when hormones are all over the place.
578936
Around the time of ovulation.\n\nThis is the time where an egg is released from the ovaries and travels down the fallopian tube.  It then gets fertilised whilst in the tube and then embeds inself in the uterus wall lining.\n\nThe time when this happens is usually fourteen days after the completed menstrual cycle (i.e. fourteen days after the girl has finished her period).
71659
It could be a hormonal imbalance, but it could be fine.  Sometimes, when you are really stressed out or busy or not eating/sleeping/etc well enough, your ovulation will be delayed.  So, try to think back to the time right after your last period (before this one).  If you were traveling a lot, or dealing with a lot of stressful stuff, maybe that's the reason.  I would say, just wait a few months and as long as you get back on a mostly normal schedule, don't worry about it.