I can't tell when I'm ovulating. My cervix are high but my cervical fluid isn't fertile. Could I still ovulate
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If your cervical fluid isn't fertile then you are most likely not beginning to ovulate.  the best way to tell if you have ovulated is the take your temperature using a basal body themometer.  You can also use ovulation predictor kits that can be purchased at a drug store.  they are usually beside the pregnancy tests.  the opks will allow you to know when you will ovulate.
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First of all, all women do ovulate.  Unless of course u do have an endo problem.  ever heard of Ovary tests?  Go to your drugstore and ask, there are many different ones.  But the one i know is one that u just pee on.  It will tell u when you are ovulating.  Ovulation usually occurs within 1 and a half - 2 week cycle after menstruation.  Also get your partner to have a sperm count done just incase he is shooting blanks.
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Your question tells me that you know very little about how your own body works.  Maybe I can help with that.  Your ovaries alternate ovum production.  One month it's the right ovary, the next month it's the left one.  The menstrual flow is no indicator of whether or not you can conceive.  I have no idea why your flows changes from one period to the next.  It just happens that way.  And I have no idea if you can conceive a baby, healthy or otherwise. \n\nYou also ask "Is something wrong with 1 ovary?"  Why would you think that???  If you are so concerned about this, and frankly I have read nothing so far that should cause concern, then you should see a fertility specialist but I think you'd do better to see your gynecologist and direct these questions to her/him.
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A woman expells cum just like a man does.  Sometimes it's not seen or noticed and other times it's very noticable.  When you ovulate, it's very creamy, sticky, and wet.  Just calculate about 11-14 days after the first day or your period.  I bet it's ovulation.  If you're not on birth control, this is the ideal time to become pregnant so if you don't want to, be careful.
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You have normal vaginal secretions.  When you see white substances, this is probably cervical fluid.  Cerival fluid helps sperm reach the egg more easily (the vagina and cervix are very acidic and normally kill sperm quickly. . . cervical fluid helps sperm move faster and minimizes the acidicy).  You should notice a cyclic nature to your secretions.  Starting out with your period, then fairly watery for a few days, then sticky for a few days, then a day or two when the fluid seems like egg whites, then back to water until your period comes again.  If this is what you are experiencing (or something similar to this) then everything is normal.  If you have secretions that are chunky (like cottage cheese) or smell foul (like fish), then you should see a doctor as you likely have an infection of some sort.
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Ovulation always occurs during the middle of your cycle.  Key things you can look for is a clear, slippery, elastic discharge that signals you are ovulating.  If you have a basal thermometer you will also see a rise in your temperature.  A good way to track when you are ovulating and whether you are fertile or not is to chart your cervical mucus and temperature.  Another thing you can do is use an ovulation microscope which will show when you are ovulating.  The best thing to do is to use software in which you can not only chart down your temp and mucus, but also other data including when you have had sexual relations.  This software will calculate when your fertile and non-fertile days are, and is a good way to keep track of your periods.  I always reccomend femta which is at www.femta.com and ovusoft which is at www.ovusoft.com
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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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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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If you're having some blood and it is brownish and you had your period two weeks ago, it could be that you are ovulating.  Ovulation occurs around two weeks after your period and it is sometimes accompanied by some blood.  Do you also have a clear, stretchy discharge?\n\nIf there is a possibility that you are pregnant, take a home pregnancy test.\n\nGood luck!
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You're probably ovulating.  When you are ovulating, your body is saying "Hey I'm ripe and fertile!!  I'm ready to make babies!!"  LOL  But seriously that is what happens.  The extra discharge/moisture produced is to make copulating more easy so you can get pregnant easier.  As long as the discharge isn't a strange color or has a smell then you're fine.  I'm 99% sure it is just because you were ovulating.  Expect your period in a week or so.
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See your doctor. He or she can put you on medications to help you ovulate. Also, I do not know if you are overweight or not, but a weight loss of as little as 10% can play a significant role in boosting your fertility.
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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.
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It depends on how long your cycle is. In a normal 28 days cycle, ovulation is on cycle day 14. You can conceive if you have sex on cycle day 13,14,15, or 16. If your cycle is longer or shorter, ovulation is later or earlier. Ovulation is always fourteen days prior to the first day of your next period
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It could mean you are very fertile
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You *can't* get pregnant if you aren't ovulating (no egg, no pregnancy), and if you *are* ovulating, you will have a period.  However, it is possible that even though you *haven't* been ovulating, you could start at any time.  Therefore you have to assume you are potentially fertile.\n\nIf you want to know how to recognize when you are about to ovulate, please read _Taking Charge of Your Fertility_ by Toni Weschler.  It has lots of information that will help you figure out what is going on.
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Bleeding heavily during ovulation is not normal- you should talk to your doctor ASAP!  Bleeding can signal many different conditions- endometriosis, fibroids, cancer, ect- get it checked out!
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Learn how to monitor your female fertility by taking basal body temp (get thermometer in pharmacy) daily and monitoring cervical mucus discharges. Look for the mucus that is the clearest, stringiest and the most slippery. That is a sign of peak fertility. Then when you can see a fertile time by the data you collect on your body (write it all down in a little booklet), then you can time intercourse so that FRESHEST sperm are available for the FRESHEST egg.  Ovulation predictor kits are also sold in pharmacies and can assist in the accuracy of timing of sex. LH is the hormone in the blood-urine that triggers ovulation.\n\nBe sure you both are as healthy as can be. Good nutrition, exercise, no drugs, alcohol, smoking, toxic or junk food, etc.\nMight be nice too if both of you had a pre-conception physical to see how healthy you both are.  He could go to a sperm bank to donate and they will test the semen sample to see how high the QUALITY-QUANTITY of sperm is.\n\nIf husband runs a little hot, his sperm may be damaged.  Some men put an ice pack on their testes daily for about an hour to help temp go down so sperm development can be optimized-maximized.\n\nInfertility specialists say that you need to have been trying to conceive for a year before calling on them.  Most couples can get PG within 3-4 m.  Infertility dr will ask you to collect menstrual data for a month or two, so start keeping a daily log asap just in case you need to  goto the dr. \n\nBTW, IUDs can cause PID, pelvic inflammatory disease (bacteria, often chlamydia) which can cause scar tissue to form in tubes.\n\nEmail me if you meed more info.\n\nGood luck