Ovulation proof: If you are not bleeding, then you are either pregnant or are having very irregular periods. When was your last period? If you count your cycle (Day 1 is the first day of bleeding, and count to how ever many days until you start bleeding again), and it is around 28-30 days, then you would ovulate around day 14-15.If you aren't having a period then you might not be ovulating at all. Talk to your doc
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Ovulation and period: You don't have to have a period to ovulate, it is usually the other way around. Usually, the only way you would not have a period if you ovulate is if you are pregnant. It is hard to tell exactly when you ovulate but it is usually around mid-cycle day 12. You can monitor your basal body temperature and cervical mucous to better predict the time of ovulation.
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