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Women with normal cycles ovulate every month without trigger. Women using Clomid about 80% will ovulate without trigger. Women using injectable fertility drugs and doing IVF almost never will ovulate without trigger. The trigger is used mainly to pinpoint the correct timing in many women.

Ovarian hyperstimulation is not an OTC treatment. OH has risks and must be monitored by a professional. Further, you may need other help and OH may not be successful alone. See a fertility specialist and get counseling and advise to proceed safely.

Just eat a healthy diet but add foods high in folic acid. You might even ask your doc to start you on pre-natal vitamins before you get pregnant. It might decrease the risk of the baby having some rare problems.

No studies on your diet that I am aware of but we do know that a low glycemic index diet is associated with fertility. This is a healthy diet full of vegetables, fruits, whole grains that avoids sugars and non-whole grain carbohydrates (like white rice, white bread and white pasta). Check out THE FERTILITY DIET by Harvard docs Chavarro, Wilett and others for an easy to read guide. Good luck!

As the name implies, FSH, Follicle Stimulating Hormone, stimulates the growth of follicles in the ovary that contain eggs. Suppressing FSH can cause a woman not to produce an egg. This can occur with stress, weight loss, intense prolonged exercise, dieting, travel, birth control pills, and medications like leuprolide or ganirelix.

It does not really signal fertility. In fact, due to fluctuations in hormones, it is more likely to be a sign of infertility. That being said it usually does not affect your chances of becoming pregnant if you have otherwise regular periods. It is not related at all to the tubes. Sometimes it can be sign of low hormone levels which can be a result of poorly functioning ovaries/eggs.

You are probably ovulating on the 12th day. There are kits you can by at the pharmacy to test for ovulation (they look like home pregnancy tests). You can also look for very stretchy clear mucus from the cervix, which occurs right around ovulation. If you take your temperature every morning before you get out of bed, you will also see a rise of about a degree. The egg will live about 24 hours.

It is uncommon to ovulate on birth control pills and even less so to ovulate more than one egg. However, if this is true and you do conceive, you are more likely to have twins.

Clomid is taken to induce ovulation in a patient with chronic annovulation. If you are on this, it is probably normal to have some pain mid cycle. Hopefully this means you are ovulating. You may also experience hot flashes and night sweats, as clomid is an estrogen blocker. Make sure you have intercourse every other day, cycle days 10-20, and are taking a PNV with frolic acid. Good luck.

Ovulation occurs 11-14 days after the last period. Usually one egg is extruded. Occasionally two or more eggs are released. Ovulation usually occurs on one day in that interval.