do all women ovulat 14days before your period?

Question

I notied on the 24 and 25 of november strechy clear Cervical mucus. i started my period dec 11 and i counted back 14 days and i my ovulation date was on the 27

**OVULATE (sorry)

Answer 1

It depends on the woman's cycle. The average woman has a 28 day cycle, so yes, she would typically ovulate on the 14th day of her cycle. That's not necessarily always true though. I have an average 30 day cycle and I got pregnant at about 20 days into my cycle, meaning my ovulation was a little past the 15 days that it "should" have been. It would've been like the 19th-23rd day of my cycle.

Answer 2

Not all women ovulate on day 14. Check out the book:

Taking Charge of Your Fertility: The Definitive Guide to Natural Birth Control, Pregnancy Achievement, and Reproductive Health BY Tony Weschler

Answer 3

no, just the average woman. some women ovulate at the end of a period or at the beginning or whenever their body wants to. it's just that the average time of ovulation is 14 days after the 1st day of period. there is no such word as "always" in science.

Answer 4

That's how it's supposed to be typically, but very few women are that typical that they ovulate exactly 14 days before their period.

Answer 5

I think every women varies based on how long their cycle is. The 14 day mark is based on 28 day cycle so if yours is longer or shorter ovulation date would be different.

Answer 6

No, every women will vary a couple of days as to when they will ovulate. You are fine.

Answer 7

no some ppl are longer then that some shorter