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7 Responses to “What are the chances of me being pregnant?”

1. Gail D on June 26th, 2009 at 5:09 am

   If you are wishing to conceive, it is important to locate the 8 days that you are fertile during the month. This can easily be done with information that allows you to locate your personal ovulation pattern.

   When your cycle varies it is best to use different ways to locate your personal ovulation pattern. A resting temperature, first thing in the morning before your feet hit the floor and using a calendar method to track your changing body temperature is one method, you are looking for a a dip and then an immediate rise in body temperature to signal the beginning of ovulation. Looking for body signals is one method, you will find that you may experience heightened sexual desire, increased discharge, clear instead of cloudy discharge, you may feel a slight pinching or slight cramping as your egg is released and begins to travel. Another method is to check your discharge on a daily basis, clear discharge equals fertility, if your discharge is cloudy you are not ovulating. It is possible to feel the ever changing positioning of your cervix to determine the exact days that your ovulation will be occurring. You can also purchase an ovulation kit to assist in determining your ovulation pattern for the first month or two. Your body will always give you signs of ovulation and fertility as you move through your cycle. Using a few of the methods together will help you to quickly track down your own personal ovulation pattern so that you can have control over your fertility for your entire reproductive life.

   If your cycle is less than 28 days you may find that you ovulate during your period. That will make your most fertile days the 8 days including just before your period, during your period, and directly after your period.

   If your cycle is exactly 28 days you will most likely begin to ovulate 14 days after the first day of your last period. So the 5 days before you ovulate and the three days of ovulation are your 8 fertile days.

   If your cycle is more than 28 days you will most likely ovulate 12 to 16 days after the first day of your last period. You will be fertile for 8 days during your cycle. For 5 days before you ovulate, because sperm has a life of up to 5 days within you, and for the three days of ovulation for a total of 8 days.

2. ladylove30 on June 26th, 2009 at 5:09 am

   you could take first response now it detects if your pregnant 5 days before your miss period.

3. Mommy of 1 TTC 2 on June 26th, 2009 at 5:09 am

   The best time to take a test is of course the day you expect your period or the day after. But if your feeling symptoms and think that you might be you can always test just to ease your mind. But like I said it’s best to wait so you can get the most accurate results. Good Luck!!!

4. AK on June 26th, 2009 at 5:09 am

   If you are unsure of your OV time, try this website. If you don’t know how long is your luteal phase, just use 14. Good luck!

   http://www.ovulation-calendar.net/

5. BD- TTC, no more charting! on June 26th, 2009 at 5:09 am

   Your O could vary from month to month. Start charting or using a OPK. This will help to narrow your days. As for this month anything can happen. You could have O late. Any fertile couple only has a 20-25% chance each month of conceiving. I know folks who conceive during the period, right after, right before and during the 8-10 day window of O. You never know.

   You have test that can predict up to 5 days before a missed period but that is in less than 75% of pregnant women. To get the most accurate result you should test the day you miss your period and every two days that your AF is late. If it’s late and you are not stressed and you are getting a BFN please see a Dr. Just BD every other day and you should be fine. GL and Baby Dust

6. Denver on June 26th, 2009 at 5:09 am

   i dont know

7. Lolajean on June 26th, 2009 at 5:09 am

   50%… IF YOU MISSED YOUR PERIOD THATS A SIGN

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