Can you ovulate two times in one month?

Answer 1

Yes,although its not common to all women.Most women ovulate near the middle of their monthly menstrual cycle. The average cycle length for a woman is between 23 to 35 days. It is possible, however, to have a longer or shorter menstrual cycle. Sometimes it is even possible to have ovulation occur twice in one month, or to have a month where no ovulation occurs at all.

Answer 2

If you're asking if you can ovulate twice in one CYCLE, the answer is no, but you can have ovulation "symptoms" twice in one cycle. This happens when you are about to ovulate but then it is delayed by stress or some other reason and then you actually ovulate later.

So you might see the fertile mucus twice in the same cycle. The only way to tell when you ovulated for sure, though, is to also watch your temperature pattern. It will only rise after you've ovulated.

It's better to think more in terms of cycles rather than months, since most women are not on a 30-day pattern anyway. But if you have super-short cycles, like 14-20 days then yes you could have 1 cycle and then part of the next within the space of a month, or possibly 2 in a month.

Answer 3

Ovulation occurs every 28 days, so if you ovulated on the 1st, 2nd or 3rd then you'd ovulate again on the 29th, 30th and 31st respectively.

Answer 4

Interesting, I never knew that you could ovulate twice a month. You should have no problem have a baby if you wanted one.

Answer 5

Its not very common but yes. My sister ovulates every 2 weeks.

Answer 6

I'm not sure but I've been having two periods a month because my ovaries arent in synch...so I'd think so

Answer 7

yes. wife did after 1st birth. she had to get a different pill. after new pill she was back to normal and I drank less.

Answer 8

yup..sure can...my mom had that happen every month...after she was done havin babies...she got a hystarectamy..(i suck at spelling!!)