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I use an opk and a chart. The chart said I would ovulate on feb. 11. And guess what I use all the sites to check if they were all the same and they were. And the OPK was / / the one in the left cover but no entirely strong and the other one was lighter so due to the instruction I was about to ovulate in 24 to 36 hours (the opk says that if the lower line is stronger that the upper line then I will be ovulating). So I did have sex that day of ovulation feb. 9 and with all the pain in my right ovary(it was rather painful but not impossible) So I thought hmm. If through all the ovu calendar the date for feb. 11 ovulation and the day for period it's feb. 25. But I ovulatd the 9th doesn't that mean that I have to go backward two days to check thru an ovu calculator to know that I was suppose to have my period today?! That's what it says if I go backward two days. Just a thing I did I'm very mathematical and analytical.

Ha, What do you people think?
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It wasn't so dramatic JESUS!! Gosh it's a slight pain that indicate(we are lucky) that we are about to ovulate. Not every woman go thru this but the lucky one get the exciting chance of increasing our chances of pregnancy!!

Anyway I have an appointment on March. Yay! Gyno rules!!!

Answer 1

I ovulate on day 23 of my cycle, but I got pregnant from sex I had on my period.

There isnt any magical mathematical formula or way to 100% without fail chart the female body. It just doesnt work that way.

If you're trying to get pregnant, theres every chance in the world that you are.

Just count days from your last period, the number of days your cycle is, to have an idea of when you should test.

Answer 2

honey, if your having that much pain in your ovary, I hope you are seeing a dr. If you have a infection, chances are you didn't ovulate. please call him about the pain.