Can you still get pregnant without experiencing typical ovulation pain?

Question

The first day of my period was 11/1. My husband and I TTC 11/14 and 11/15. My period is very regular (28 day cycle). I usually get major ovulation cramping, but didnt this month. What do you think my chances are of getting pregnant with "feeling" ovulation? Thank you :)

Answer 1

It is very possible.

I have 2 children and remember the ovulation pain with my first and did not have it with my second.

I would buy a multipack of digital home tests and take the first one on 12/3 and if that is negative wait 5 days and take the next.

Good luck and I hope the results are what you are hoping for.

Answer 2

You don't have to "feel" ovulation; it isn't supposed to hurt. Calculate your cycle and you will know the days on which you can get pregnant.

During the days of ovulation a woman's reproductive organs are warmer than on other days of the month. This is so the ovaries will release the eggs for fertilization. Usually, a woman will be really horny on those days.

The best way to get pregnant is to relax and don't stress over getting pregnant. Just enjoy the "ride" and nature will take care of everything else.

Answer 3

YES! It is actually more common for women not to have ovulation pain at all. I never did, and I never had problems getting pregnant.

Answer 4

Cramps are the muscles around your ovaries suddenly tightening and relaxing as they do the whole shedding the uterine wall and releasing the egg thing. The cramps wouldn't be indicative of anything except that your female parts are working.

You say your period is very regular, every 28 days. If you still got your period, then you are not pregnant. If it is late, then with how regular you are I say it is a pretty decent chance.

Answer 5

Its probably 50-50.try home testing.If your periods are regular and you got the next after the said ovulation then you are probabl y not pregnant.