How can one know the ovulation?
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There are many methods of knowing when your ovulation is- ovulation calculator, ovulation predictor test kits, ovulation microscope, noticing your cervical mucous, and recording basal temperature. Some people also use a combination of these methods, and there is also software that you can use to track your cycles, input data, and it will also tell you when your fertile days are.  I recommend femta and www.femta.com and ovusoft at www.ovusoft.com  Sperm can live for up to 72 hours once ejaculated, while the egg is only viable for 24 hours once released from the ovary.  So anytime on the day of ovulation and up to 5 days before ovulation can definately result in pregnancy.
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Ovulation occurs usually 14 days after the first day of your last period. During ovulation the egg may live for 24 hours. Sperm however can live up to 5 days in your body. So if you have sex on a Monday but ovulate on Wednesday of that same week. There is a high chance that you can get pregnant.
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just figure you will ovulate between the 12th and the 16th day after the first day of your period, there is no exact way to determine unless you take your temperature.
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You can try to take your Basal Temperature.  This is done by taking your temperature everymorning at the same time before getting out of bed.  You should not get up, walk, smoke, eat, etc before taking your temperature.  When you are ovulating you will see a slight increase in temperature.  Around 0.1-0.5 of a degree.  Another way is to use home ovulation predictor kits, this can be expensive after several months.
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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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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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It searches for an egg to fertilize. It only takes one sperm, but thousands can enter your body. The ones that don't make it just come out when you pee.\n\nSorry smarts20, but you are wrong. The ovary releases an egg during ovulation and travels down the fallopian tubes into the uterus where it hopes to be fertilized and become implanted in the uterus. If the egg does not become fertilized you have your period.
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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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Absolutely. Some woman have even ovulated twice during their normal cycle.\n\nThere is a method that helps women know when they are ovulating (**I am NOT talking about the outdated rhythm method**). This is known as the fertility awareness method and it uses Three Ways for women to understand their natural cycles: There is a chart, you monitor your basal body temp (taken before you get out of bed in the morning) and *ahem* monitor your vaginal fluids (sounds gross but whatever).\n\nIf you follow this method, changes in your basal temp and vaginal fluids help indicate when you are ovulating and may even show that you ovulate more than once during a cycle.\n\nThis does not work for women on 'the pill'.
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It is a very good chance to get pregnant, if you have sex on or around your ovulation day.
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Without more information, there is no way to know.  A woman ovulates about 2 weeks (usually 12-16 days) before her *next* period.  Sperm can live in the female body up to 5 days.  So it depends on how long her cycle is and how long her period is.  If today was day 5 of her cycle, then as long as her cycles are at least 27 days long, you're probably fine.  If today was day 9 of her cycle, then if her cycles are at least 31 days long, she probably wasn't fertile.\n\nCycles are frequently longer than expected, but rarely shorter.  So if she hasn't had a cycle that is shorter than the above numbers, she is *probably* not capable of getting pregnant.  But there are no absolute guarantees.\n\nPlease read _Taking Charge of Your Fertility_ by Toni Weschler for a detailed explanation of how the female body works.
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Egg / ovum -- 48 hrs\nSPerms -- 48-72 hrs
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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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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.
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By either charting your body temperature each mmorning or by using ovulation test kits.\n\nHere is a link that might help you::\n\nhttp://wish2conceive.com/ovulation-signs.htm
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As long as an egg is released then you can get pregnant.  I pitty you if your period comes every 20 days...  That sucks!!  If you want to know when you are ovulating, the predictor kits work the best.  They are like a home pregnancy test, only they look for a different horomone spike.  They can be a bit expensive though, $20 for 7 tests.  There is also a product that magnifies your spit.  There's something in your spit that changes during the time of your ovulation that you can see with a magnifying tool.  I had one, I don't remember the name of it, but it was $40 and you can use it as many times as you want.
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There really isn't a good way to tell right away. You may start feeling some symptoms on your first day or two after sex, but many women don't until a couple weeks after conception.\n\nA blood test can give you the quickest answer (about 7 days after ovulation). Urine tests (like the ones from the drug store) take a little longer to give accurate results. They recommend waiting until the day you should be getting your menstrual period.