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How will the doctors check to see if i'm ovulating on time?
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Ovulation predictor: If you are having your period regularly, you are very likely ovulating. If you count backwards from the first day of your period 14 days, that is the most likely day of ovulation. You can confirm ovulation by using an ovulation predictor kit, which is a urine test (like a pregnancy test) that checks for an elevated luteinizing hormone (lh) level. These can be bought at any pharmacy or market.
Answered 5/20/2013
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