How do you know when your ovaluation?
Answer:
It always comes after you've had a glass of ovaltine.
If you don't drink ovaltine, you don't have ovaluation.
1. headache
2.some mucoid discharge
3. craving for some specific foods
4. tender breast
5. some dull disturbing pain in the pubic area
Start temping in the mornings this site tells you how to do it
http://www.storknet.com/cubbies/preconce...
then use this site to chart it
http://www.fertilityfriend.com/...
This site is a forum where girls can chat about TTC...Please look at this one they can be so helpful
www.justmommies.com
Checking cervical mucus can tell you when your fertile...here's the site for that
http://www.babyhopes.com/articles/cervic...
Checking your cervix. You need to scroll down some cause the first part we have covered already
http://www.womenshealthlondon.org.uk/lea...
Using ovulation predictor kits (these can get expensive.(I recommend ordering them in bulk on line or using the dollar tree)
I also recommend this book
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/asin/0...
Each menstrual cycle a number of eggs are maturing in the ovaries under the influence of the hormone estrogen. At the same time the cervical crypts in the uterus are producing cervical mucus. It is this mucus that enables the sperms to live long enough in the female body to fertilize the egg or ovum when it is release from the ovary. Any women using natural family planning can identify the signs that indicate ovulation each cycle.You can figure out whether you ovulate or not by doing a basal body temperature curve.
Here's how:
Start keeping track of your temperature on the first day of your period.
Use a basal body thermometer (mercury thermometer), which shows precise changes of 1/10 of a degree in your temperature. A digital thermometer can also work, although it's not as accurate and the 1/10 degree changes can be confusing.
The temperature can be taken either in your mouth or the rectum (or even in the vagina).
Take your basal body temperature before you get up and after at least 3-4 hours of continuous sleep, preferably at the same time each day.
Do not eat, drink, or smoke before you take your temperature.
Write down the temperature on the BBT chart.
On the day of ovulation, there is sometimes a drop in temperature.
About 1-2 days after ovulation, there is usually an increase in temperature by at least 0.2 degrees.
Calculate your coverline after you have detected ovulation.
The temperature stays up until your next menstrual period.
Not ovulating (anovulation) is one of the major reasons why women miss their period (amenorrhea) or have irregular cycles, and why they can't get pregnant. There are three distinct parts of the body that can contribute to ovulation problems: the hypothalamus, the pituitary gland, and the ovary
You can search "google" on line ovulation calendar. You will have to know the dates of your last cycle...this will give you the dates when you are most fertile.
If you have a reliable cycle this can be accurate.as accurate as Nature.and remember everyone is different.
Good Luck and Have Fun!
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You ovulate generally about two weeks before the onset of the next menstrual period and lasts about roughly lasts for 24-48 hours. ( i think thats right) So i dont know if your question was when do you ovulate or how do you know when your are, cause there are no symptoms, but thats all i know. You can also find out your exact ovulation period according to your own menstration cycle try:
www.FertileDays.com/Ovulation
This pinpoints your most fertile days.
Goodluck xoxoxo
every person ovulates differently.. best site that works 4 me is mymonthlycycles.com
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