how do you know when your ovulating ?

Question

i havent had my period since FEB so how do i know when im ovulating ? and can i still get pregnant ?

Answer 1

u need to see a doctor.
u also should start tracking your cycles with a calendar.

Answer 2

If you are very aware of your cycle changes, you can actually feel when you ovulate. You have increased sexual arousal, (this is natures way of getting your body ready to reproduce). Start dating your cycle by a 28 day time frame. You begin to ovulate almost exactly at 2 weeks after your menses finishes. Your areolas will also be more sensitive. Some women also have slight one sided cramping as the ovum passes through the falopian tube. Don't forget that you can always go on a site such as Babycenter.com to track ovulation. Oh, and sperm can live 72 hours anywhere pass your cervix for up to 72 hours, so if you don't want to get pregnant, be very careful in the week before ovulation.

Answer 3

If you haven't had your period since February, you're either pregnant (& gonna show any time now) or you're just starting puberty and everything's normal. When we're in our early teens and we get our first period we might not get it again for a few months or even a year (mine came like6-7 months later)! Have you taken a pregnancy test? Normally you ovulate 9 days after the first day of your period, but in this case I have no idea. You can buy ovulation predictor tests (they're right next to the pregnancy tests) so you'll know exactly when it's the perfect time to get pregnant (& not have sex if you don't want to have a child).

Ask your doctor. He/she will answer all your questions and if you're underage then there's the doctor/patient confidentiality thing where he/she can't tell your parents what's going on.

The best thing to do, though, is to ask your mom. She can tell you everything you need to know because she's your mom and you most likely will take after either her or your dad's side of the family. This might be completely normal for you.

Good luck!!!

Answer 4

A woman can become pregnant when she ovulates for the first time — when her ovaries begin to release eggs. Ovulation usually occurs about 14 days before a woman's period begins (although there's a chance that it may occur at any time during her cycle). Once a woman begins to ovulate, pregnancy can happen any time ejaculate or pre-ejaculate has been spilled in the vagina or on or near the vulva, up to six days before ovulation happens. This is because sperm can live up to six days in the woman's reproductive organs.

Your temperature is also slightly higher at the time of ovulation. There are tests available at a medical office to see whether you are ovulating as well.

Answer 5

Sweetie, you need to see a doctor ASAP. You can be pregnant or you body can be going through changes. If you feel nausea, tired, craving a specific type of food, your emotional, your breast are big or your breast are discharging white milk. Then you are pregnant.

You should type on yahoo search Ovulation Calendar or Pregnant Calendar and they give a few web sites click on one. From there put your last period and they would tell you when you are ovulating. They also going to ask when was the last time you had sexual intercourse. Then you should know if you are pregnant.

good luck.

Answer 6

Hon, I think you are pregnant. If not, you may have a problem. See your doctor right away!!

Answer 7

go to your doctor or you can go to babycenter.com and they have a ovulation calculater.

Answer 8

I don't ovulate.

Answer 9

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