Question 1

usually how many days takes the ovulation process in a women ?(28 days cycles)

Accepted Answer

See below: Ovulation occurs when a mature egg is released from the ovary. The whole  process of selecting a right follicle and release is called - follicular phase, the first part of the cycle and it varies widely depending on the cycles. If you have 28 day cycles , you usually ovulate on day #14. Luteal phase (second part of the cycle) is constant (last 14 days)  eg: 30 day cycle, ovulation is on day #16.

Question 2

what causes  a women to have pain after she has ovulates  2 day s after?

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Irritation: If you have pain a couple of days after you ovulate, it is probably due to fluid or blood irritating the lining (peritoneum) in your pelvic cavity.

Question 3

when do women ovulate?

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Midcycle: Ovulation almost always occurs 14 days before the menstrual period starts, and the new cycle starts the first day bleeding begins. The normal menstrual cycle can be from 21 to 35 days long. So ovulation can happen anywhere from 7 to 21 days after the period starts - depending on the cycle length.  Most women start a period (and new cycle) every 28 to 30 days - so they ovulate 14 to 16 days later.

Question 4

when does a woman ovulate?

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Ovulation: Typically occurs around day 14

Question 5

how long do women ovulate?

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One moment: Ovulation happens at one moment in time, so you can talk about an ovulation day. Symptoms can go for several days, but this is not several days of ovulation.

Question 6

do women ovulate every month?

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Not always: The best marker for ovulation monthly is to have a menstrual cycle monthly.  If cycles are light, irregular and spaced out farther than 35 days, it is a sign you may not be ovulating regularly.  There are many reasons for not ovulating and it may take a visit to your provider to get an explanation.  If you do not ovulate regularly for many months or years there is an higher risk of uterine cancer.

Question 7

can a female ovulate too much?

Accepted Answer

No: Nature intends for ovulation to occur about once each month.  There are no disorders that result in hyper ovulation.

Question 8

what day does a women ovulate.

Accepted Answer

Generally: a woman ovulates 14 days before her period.
whatever the length of your cycle is, subtract 14 days.
in a 28 day cycle ovulation is on day 14
in a 30 day cycle ovulation is on day 16
this is a generalization however

Question 9

how often does a woman ovulate?

Accepted Answer

Monthly: It varies, but usually every 28 days, two weeks after the start of the menstrual flow.  Women will ovulate about 450 times in their lives.

Question 10

if a woman ovulates is she firtle?

Accepted Answer

Not always: You still need to have a normal uterine cavity, and  open fallopian tubes.   At 18, you should have no problem unless you were born with a uterine  birth defect.

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