when is the time for a women to ovulate.?

Question

when is the time for a women to ovulate? is it accurate if a woman in a regular menstruation can get pregnant 10 days after her menstruation.

Answer 1

It's absolutely possible.

Every woman ovulates on a different day. The myth that all women ovulate on day 14 or later is trash. I, personally, have ovulated 8 days after the start of my period in the past. My average ovulation day is cycle day 12. If you chart your temperature and fertility signs it will be much easier for you to tell what *your* body does.

Good luck!

Answer 2

There is no set time to ovulate, only rough guides, it is unique to your body.
What you need to do is get yourself an ovulation predictor kit. This will tell you when your body has released its LH Surge - meaning ovulation is around 24-36 hours after that. Thats when you are most fertile.
Also, tracking your basal body temperature with a thermometer is a good idea. Every morning you pop the thermometer in your mouth before you eat, drink, walk, talk, have sex, anything. Whe it slightly raises, you are ovulating. Double check with this an ovulation predictor kit.
Alternatively you should just have sex every other day, that way you cannot miss your most fertile point as sperm lives for up to 72 hours in the body.
And a very important part of TTC to keep a pillow under your hips at night after sex, this allows the sperm to get deeper inside you. And allow the man to go on top or enter from behind, woman on top is also a bad idea whilst trying to conceive.
Hope this helped a little

Answer 3

If a woman has an average 28day cycle then ovulation normally happens 10-14 days after the FIRST day of her last menstrual period. (it can be outside these days but this is the average)
So yes, it is highly normal that she could fall pregnant 10 days after her LMP.

best of luck

Answer 4

For a 28 day cycle u may ovulate day 14 it depends on your cycle.

try this site:
www.babycenter.com/ovulation-calculator

Answer 5

14-20 DAYS AFTER YOUR LAST PERIOD