Difficult to predict: It depends a lot on how regular your cycles are. We know that a cycle starts approximately 14 days after ovulation if the egg is not fertilised, but the time from the start of a cycle to the time of ovulation can vary. Let's say, however, that your cycles are a steady, predictable 30 days. In that case you should ovulate approximately 16 days after the start of your cycle.
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