Yes: Exercise normally should have no affect on ovulation in and of itself. Ovulation is an event following a complex interplay of hormones in the body. However, some women who engage in very intense, regular exercise (e.g., marathon runners, tri-athletes) may stop having their period due to loss of body fat. However, if you are just working out hard every now and then, it shouldn't be a factor.
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Getting pregnant: Yes. There are no adequate studies that show any harm from exercise in early pregnancy (as long as you avoid severe overheating). It should not make any difference.
Answered 4/18/2014
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