Question 1

why do i have a positive ovulation test then after bleeding dark brown n pink?

Accepted Answer

: You have an ovulation bleeding which happens at times, not always. Take care.

Question 2

my ovulation day is today. had sex last night n 2 nights before that. do i need to do it again tonight are tomorrow?

Accepted Answer

Yes: I would probably skip tonight and cover tomorrow night just in case by having intercourse.

Question 3

can my dock test my ovulation becuase i have irruglar mentration n ovulationa in im currently tryin to have a baby but think i have tyroids?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Your doctor can test for all of that, including the thyroid.  Go see your obgyn or primary care doctor and he/she will test for you or send you to the appropriate specialists as needed.

Question 4

when do u ovulate?

Accepted Answer

Middle of Cycle: Most women have regular menstrual cycles. When the cycle is between about 25 and 35 days long ovulation usually occurs around the middle of the cycle. That is not always the case, especially as the timing of the cycle is shorter or longer. You can check ovulation kits at home to get a better idea. They are sold at most pharmacies.

Question 5

what is an ovulation?

Accepted Answer

Ovulation: Ovulation is the cornerstone and reason for menstrual cycles. Ovulation is the process of preparing an egg by the ovary for impregnation and pregnancy.  It is also the event of the egg being pushed out of the ovary to meet sperm to cause pregnancy.

Ovulation usually happens just shy of halfway through the menstrual cycle.

Question 6

when do women ovulate?

Accepted Answer

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 7

how does ovulation works?

Accepted Answer

Ovulation summary: Ovulation starts by a signal from the brain to induce an egg to become mature.  This is called FSH (follicle stimulating hormone). The egg starts to activate and cells around the egg produce estrogen.  When there is enough estrogen the brain is signalled to send a burst of lh to trigger the ovulation.  You can test this in an ovulation predictor kit.  The mature egg will be released in 12-24 hours.

Question 8

do u ovulate every month?

Accepted Answer

If your period comes: Every month , yes you do ovulate every month.

Question 9

what is time of ovulation?

Accepted Answer

14 days before: Ovulation occurs 14 days before you have your period. You can use your past history of determine the likely days of ovulation. You can also use a home ovulation kit if you are trying to get pregnant.

Question 10

does ovulation cause pain?

Accepted Answer

It Can: Ovulation can cause some crampy abdominal pain similar to menstrual cramps. It typically occurs in the second week of your menstrual cycle and lasts 2-4 days. Taking Acetaminophen or Ibuprofen can help alleviate the pain.

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Why do i have a positive ovulation test then after bleeding dark brown n pink?

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Can my dock test my ovulation becuase i have irruglar mentration n ovulationa in im currently tryin to have a baby but think i have tyroids?

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