Question 1

at which period in a woman's monthly cycle will she ovulate?

Accepted Answer

Middle of the cycle: The day of ovulation differs, but in general ovulation occurs in the middle of the menstrual cycle. 
For example, if someone has a 28 day cycle (cycle day one is the first day of bleeding) then that person most likely ovulates around cycle day 14.

Question 2

do woman ovulate the next day after there period ?

Accepted Answer

Generally not: Ovulation occurs 12-16 days prior to menses. So given a 28 day cycle, ovulation occurs at approximately the mid way point.

Question 3

can a woman i ovulate twice before expected period?

Accepted Answer

Possible: This is possible, although infrequent.

Question 4

does every woman ovulate 14 days before her next period?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but...: Women ovulate 14 days before the start of the next menstrual period (unless they get pregnant or otherwise not have a "next period" for a while).  Life is not exact, which means there is some normal variation from woman to woman.

Question 5

when does a woman ovulate after 29th of march (1st day period)?

Accepted Answer

Regular cycles?: A woman with very regular periods can estimate her ovulation day this way:  mark on a calendar when her NEXT period will begin (that means mark the first day of her next period), and just look back 2 weeks to see her estimated day of ovulation.  So, if her next period will start Monday Oct. 30, then Monday Oct. 16 is her estimated ovulation day. The estimate is +/- 2 days (life is not exact).

Question 6

can you let me know how many days after a period does a woman ovulate?

Accepted Answer

Day 14 but it varies: In an idealized 28-day cycle ovulation occurs 14 days after the first day (cd 14) of the last mentrual period. In real life, most of us have seen apparently normal ovulations between day 11 and maybe 15-16. For women with regular but longer cycles, let's use 35 days as an example, best guess is usually 35-14= cycle-day 21. With irregular cycles, there is no general reliable rule of thumb.

Question 7

can you tell me when does the ovulation period start and end for a woman?

Accepted Answer

Mid cycle : Ovulation occurs about 2 weeks before the expected period. In a woman with 28  day cycles, that corresponds to about day 20. Keep in mind that sperm can live in the cervix for up to 3 days and the egg remains fertilizable for about 12 hrs after ovulation extending the actual fertile period.

Question 8

im 41 the woman at this age is not ovulating everymmonth.what does this mean? though the period is regular.

Accepted Answer

Periods = Ovulation: I am not sure what you are referencing, but periods represent ovulation has occurred.

Question 9

can a woman ovulate during her period?

Accepted Answer

Possible: Depends on cycle length and how many days of bleeding with your period.

Question 10

can a woman have a period but not ovulate?

Accepted Answer

Yes: There is a big difference between the hormone induced changes in the uterine lining that induce a period and the mechanical act of releasing an egg, ovulation.

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