Can utrasound tell about ovulation time?
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NO it varies from person to person and depending on what your cycle is like.  Ultrasounds just show a picture of what is going on in your body now
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Any day is good, since the ovulation cycle is every 28 days.  Your woman will be fertile for about 8 days during this cycle.  She should be able to know when it is.  Just do what you do, add a few more times during this fertile week and 9months later you should have a baby.\n\nIf not, there might be fertility issues which can be determined and most likely resolved at the doctors.
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In humans, the period when ovulation occurs is called the ovulatory phase, and it occupies the fourteenth day of an idealized twenty-eight day menstrual cycle. Because of the variable nature of the menstrual cycle in vivo, however, normal ovulation can occur as early as day 8 or as late as day 20 and beyond. A woman with a particularly short cycle will ovulate earlier while a woman with a long cycle will ovulate later. In humans, concealed ovulation means that the female shows few visible signs of being fertile, compared to most species.(disputed — see talk page) There are evolutionary analyses of how this could evolve in terms of evolutionary game theory.\n\nBefore ovulation, the ovarian follicle will undergo a series of transformations that are necessary for the ovum to survive afterwards. This process is called cumulus expansion. After this is done, a hole called the stigma will form in the follicle, and the ovum will leave the follicle through this hole. It will then enter the fallopian tubes and travel toward the uterus, implanting there 6-12 days later if fertilized, or degrading in the fallopian tubes within 24 hours if not fertilized.\n\nThe ovulatory phase is preceded by the follicular phase, where an immature follicle-encased ovum completes growing, and followed by the luteal phase, where the uterus is prepared to receive the fertilized ovum. The complete process of follicle growth leading up to ovulation is known as folliculogenesis.\n\nScientific investigations like [1] have indicated that the olfactory acuity or the sense of smell is greatest during ovulation in women.\n\n[edit]\nA closer look at the process\nStrictly defined, the ovulatory phase spans the period of hormonal elevation in the menstrual cycle. The process requires a maximum of thirty-six hours to complete, and it is arbitrarily separated into three phases: periovulatory, ovulatory, and postovulatory.\n\n[edit]\nPrerequisite events\n \nHistology of the preovulatory follicleMain page: folliculogenesis\n\nThrough a process that takes approximately 375 days, or thirteen menstrual cycles, a large group of undeveloped primordial follicles dormant in the ovary is grown and progressively weaned into one preovulatory follicle. Histologically, the preovulatory follicle (also called a mature Graffian follicle or mature tertiary follicle) contains an oocyte arrested in prophase of meiosis I surrounded by a layer corona radiata granulosa cells, a layer of mural granulosa cells, a protective basal lamina, and a network of blood-carrying capillary vessels sandwiched between a layer of theca interna and theca externa cells. A large sac of fluid called the antrum predominates in the follicle. A "bridge" of cumulus oophorous granulosa cells (or simply cumulus cells) connects the corona-ovum complex to the mural granulosa cells.\n\nSimply stated, the granulosa cells engage in bidirectional messenging with the theca cells and the oocyte to facilitate follicular function. Research is elucidating the specific factors used in follicular messenging at a rapid pace, but such discussion is beyond the scope of this article.\n\nBy the action of luteinizing hormone (LH), the preovulatory follicle's theca cells secrete androstenedione that is aromatized by mural granulosa cells into estradiol, a type of estrogen. High levels of estrogen have a stimulatory effect on hypothalamus gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) that in turn stimulates the expression of pituitary LH and follicle stimulating hormone (FSH).\n\nThe building concentrations of LH and FSH marks the beginning of the periovulatory phase.\n\n[edit]\nPeriovulatory phase\nFor ovulation to be successful, the ovum must be supported by both the corona radiata and cumulus oophorous granulosa cells. The latter undergo a period of proliferation and mucification known as cumulus expansion. Mucification refers to the secretion of a hyaluronic acid-rich cocktail that disperses and suspends the cumulus cell networ
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if the time fertilization is taken as your correct birth time,do any one knows his birth time.
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Accually, an utrasound can detect a pregnancy at 2 weeks, but u wont see the baby, all you will see is the fetal sack, this can only be done through an internal scan (they insert a penis shaped object in your vagina), a normal tummy scan will not be able to detect the featus until 6 weeks, but blood tests to show your hormone levels can indicate how far gone you are, and the latest home pregnancy kits will be able to give an accurate result around a week after conception depending on your hcg count
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If you had sex during ovulation, it is a very good possibility.  Your best bet is to wait at least two weeks after a missed period and see your doctor for a blood pregnancy test as this is the most accurate way of testing.
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contact a fertility center ask a obgyn to tell you as they know
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When my husband and I were first trying to get pregnant it took us well over a year. We were assuming our most "fertile" days were during  the incorrect week of my cycle. Every woman is different. Buy an ovulation kit or monitor. We purchased one and were pregnant within a month. Turns out of I was ovulating at an "odd" time based off of my cycle. They work great and will give you the two best days to conceive.
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Edit: Days are counted from when your period starts not when it ends. On the first day of your period your hormones begin a new cycle.\n\nOriginal: When you ovulate is based on many things. Mainly it's based on the length of your cycle. If you have a normal 28 day cycle you will probably ovulate about the 14th day. Half way in the middle. I have a 26 day cycle so it would be about the 13th day. However, this can very greatly from person to person. Doing the "math" on our recent pregnancy, I had to have ovulated about the 10th day! (Way off)\nThere are ways to track your ovulation with your temperature or with an ovulation kit you can pick up in the pharmacy aisle. The ovulation kit is a lot like a pregnancy test it just measures a different hormone. The temperature method envolves taking your temperature every morning. Check out the link below for more information on that and other helpful fertility links.
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How do you know for sure that you didn't ovulate? Did you take a series of home ovulation prediction tests, were you monitored by means of hormone-level blood tests, or by sonogram? I'd need more info about these details in order to be able to answer your question correctly. Please post additional details, or contact me directly using the link provided in my profile. Hope to hear from you soon.
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EPT digital can tell as little as 3 days before your missed period
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ovulation and ovaries
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It can be wrong, I used to work in a radiology Department and I have asked this same question to the techs who worked with me and it can be wrong a Sonogram can be wrong for a great many reasons. Since the baby moves allot even en the 1st term the techs cant be 100% on the shape of the sack the baby is in. There is also the way you ovulate there is a 2 week gap that doctors go and take off or add on wow I cant believe I forgot that one part but I do remember with both my kids they did something with that 2 weeks and I knew the day when I had sex with my sons dad but see the sperm can take a week to even get to the egg so that part is very iffy with the date as well. I had sex for the first time in over 2 years with my sons dad and the doctors said my son was date of conception was a week before. I will tell you the dated will change over time your due date will either get closer or further depending on what the Sonogram says. This happens to most women so if you know when you had sex to conceive this baby then tell your doctor they may use that date as well if not then just go with what the Doctor says is the maybe date (that is what I call it) and go from there.
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One thing you can do is track your cycles so you know approximately when you are ovulating.  Some women use commercial ovulation test kits that can be purchased at your local drug store.  Other women track their basal temp with a basal thermometer, along with noting what their cervical mucous looks like.  When your mucus is clear and stringy, this indicates that you are ovulating.  There is also what's called an ovulation microscope, which shows ferning when you are ovulating.  What you can also do is use software to record your temp and mucus data, and it will tell you when you are ovulating and when the best chance of getting pregnant is.  I always recommend femta which is at www.femta.com and ovusoft which is at ovusoft.com
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The ovulation symptoms would have been about  2 weeks after your last period.  You can take a preg. test the first day of your missed period.
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If you're not late, then you might just be ovulating.  Best to go the your GYN for your annual smear.
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It has happened but, it's not a real high possibility. A egg needs a soft lining to implant into. You are shedding that lining on your period. It rebuilds in the 14-18 days that a egg is maturing in your ovary. You get pregnant at ovulation which is mid way between a period in a 4 week cycle it's week 2. Even in a irregular cycle you are bleeding """"because you have ovulated already"""""" and did not conceive. You bleed 14 to 16 days after ovulation regardless of if you have regular periods. You are not going to be ovulation while your lining is shedding. If by a freak chance you did ovulated while bleeding the egg would have no place to implant and chances are good the egg would flow out with your menstrual blood. It dose increase the chance of getting a infection thou because your cervix is open "the pathway to the womb" to allow blood out and that allows Bactria on a penis into your uterus.