when did I ovulate if my period was on the 21 and ended on the 27 of Feb?

Answer 1

Your ovulation period was from Feb. 6 up to Feb. 10,2007; with the 8th as the peak or the most fertile.

For the next month. Approximately, 14-16 days from the first day of the last menstruation; i.e., Feb. 21. . Again, your next ovulation period starts from March 6 up to March 10 with the 8th as the peak date or the most fertile. . The oscillation period being, usually on an average of 28 day cycle.

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Ovulation Predictor


If you would like to calculate the days when you are most likely to become pregnant, please enter the first day of your last period into the calculator below. You are most likely to become pregnant if sexual activity occurs right before or after ovulation.
Your date of ovulation is calculated by subtracting 14 to 16 days from the date of your next period. This is an approximation and may not be exact for every woman. These calculations may not be accurate if your cycle is less than 21 days long or more than 35 days long, or if your menstrual cycle is irregular from month to month. Please consult your health care provider for more detailed information.

Enter the first day of your last period:
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Enter the number of days in your menstrual cycle. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
(To determine the number of days in your cycle, count the days beginning with the first day of your last menstrual period (first day of bleeding) up to and including the day before your next period.)




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Answer 2

The first day of your cycle is the first day of your period. While women on average ovulate on day 14 of a 28 day cycle, that is only an average, both of day of ovulation and of length of cycle. Some women ovulate at the beginning or end or their cycle (for instance on day 10 or 20). So you cannot know when you ovulate unless you track it. You can do this through an ovulation kit, sold at drugstores (search questions as someone asked about these recently), or through tracking your temperatures and observing the quality of your cervical mucos. This is best taught by a trained instructor and takes many months and a lot of dedication to learn to do it accurately. While there is a good chance that your ovulation occured around March 5 through 7 (day 14 or 15 of your cycle), you cannot know this for sure. Many factors can cause ovulation to happen at a different time.
I notice there are a lot of anwers telling you which day you ovulated. I really must emphasize that while there is a good chance that it occured on day 14 or 15, you cannot know for sure without checking your fertility signals or at least taking an ovulation test. Read the book Taking Charge ofYour Fertility if you are interested in learning about charting your cycles. I have had friends who have assumed they were not ovulating (based purely on what date it was in relation to thier last period) and been faced with the difficult choices an unwanted pregnancy brings.

Answer 3

First Day of Your Last Period: Feb 21, 2007

You Will Be Most Fertile from: Mar 4, 2007- Mar 8, 2007

Answer 4

You ovulated on Feb 7.

If your periods are very regular, as in every 28 days, then you ovulated again on March 7.

Answer 5

No it would not recommend you will ovulate 7 days late. there is extremely no way of guessing once you will ovulate until eventually you employ a sort of predictor kits, song your temps and b.o.l.o for ovulation discharge (stretchy like uncooked egg whites)

Answer 6

the ovulation date is different for different women...if you have a 28 day cycle it is 14 days after the first day of your last period...if you have a 24 day cycle it is 12 days after the first day of you last period

this is really neat
http://www.babycentre.co.uk/tools/ovu/

Answer 7

Around the 7th of March. Give or take a day or two.

Answer 8

take the first day of your period and count fourteen days back and thats the day you ovulated. thats what i learned.