How do I know when I ovulate?

Answer 1

This is the simpliest way to keep track of this: Go to http://www.mymonthlycycles.com and put in your period info and it will calculate when you will be fertile & ovulating plus it keeps track of your periods. It also emails you ahead of time to let you know your upcoming fertile days and when you period is due or late. It is a very helpful and free website.

Not all people have a 28 day cycle therefore not all ovulate on the 14th day like i know alot of people are going to tell you on here.

Good luck!

Answer 2

You can know when you are ovulating when you body temperature changes. more or likely you will feel warmer than usual. You will also pass, or should I say you will have some kind discharge from your genital area( Vag). This discharge is suppose t be or should be white to clear, I don't think it should have any smell at all. You ovulate five days before your period and five days after.Still I could be wrong because every woman is different, but if you want to be sure you should ask your Gynecologist.

Answer 3

You can try charting your temp - ovulation is said to be happening when you basic body temp goes up a degree - but is difficult to pinpoint and most likely you'll end up not really noticing a difference because body temp. fluctuates at least a degree throughout the month because of a variety of stimuli. Best bet is to chart your period and if you're lucky enough to be fairly regular, then your ovulation period will generally be 14 days prior the start of your next period - this is not guaranteed but it's a good start.

Answer 4

Taking your temp is a great start. There is a web site that has software that will help you chart you cycles. This will also help you to be more aware of what is going on in your body at that time. I have a pinching feeling in my ovaries when I ovulate. Like a cramp but in a small area and not as strong as menstrual cramps.

Answer 5

You will need to chart your temperature. When it goes up and there is also a change in your vaginal fluids, they become more glue like (if you have some between two fingers and you move your fingers apart the fluids don't break straight away, they cling to both fingers). You need to take your temperature at the same time each day preferably, as soon as you wake in the morning. If you sleep longer or less this can interfere with your reading. And make sure you use the same method of taking your temperature. If you put the thermometer under your tongue, than always do it that way. If you put it under your arm, than make sure you continue to do so.

Answer 6

You know when you are ovulating when your stomach hurts and also your back starts to ache. Also things angure you easily and you mood changes quick

Answer 7

chart ur body temp and chck ur cervical mucus. google the question and it will tell u how