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HillW9608
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K so stupid question here lol
The most fertile days are CD 10 through 14.. right? In general.... TIA
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jea128
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Re: K so stupid question here lol
Your most fertile days is the day ovulate and the surrounding days, every woman is different as to which day they O.
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| Posted 12/16/08 6:00 PM |
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HillW9608
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Re: K so stupid question here lol
So really the only way to tell is to buy an ovulation kit?
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| Posted 12/16/08 6:01 PM |
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smdl
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Re: K so stupid question here lol
Posted by HillW9608
So really the only way to tell is to buy an ovulation kit?
Unless you are really in tune with your body (EWCM, pain, etc..), yes... a OPK.
A lot of people ovulate after 14 days. How long are your cycles?
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| Posted 12/16/08 6:09 PM |
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HillW9608
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Re: K so stupid question here lol
Posted by smdl
Posted by HillW9608
So really the only way to tell is to buy an ovulation kit?
Unless you are really in tune with your body (EWCM, pain, etc..), yes... a OPK.
A lot of people ovulate after 14 days. How long are your cycles?
Usually 29 or 30 days.. pretty regular
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| Posted 12/16/08 6:10 PM |
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smdl
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Re: K so stupid question here lol
Posted by HillW9608
Posted by smdl
Posted by HillW9608
So really the only way to tell is to buy an ovulation kit?
Unless you are really in tune with your body (EWCM, pain, etc..), yes... a OPK.
A lot of people ovulate after 14 days. How long are your cycles?
Usually 29 or 30 days.. pretty regular
In "general" it's 14 days if you have a 28 day cycle. So according to that rule you may ovulate on day 15-17.
It's hard to say though.
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| Posted 12/16/08 6:22 PM |
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HillW9608
Hello Summer!
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Re: K so stupid question here lol
Posted by smdl
Posted by HillW9608
Posted by smdl
Posted by HillW9608
So really the only way to tell is to buy an ovulation kit?
Unless you are really in tune with your body (EWCM, pain, etc..), yes... a OPK.
A lot of people ovulate after 14 days. How long are your cycles?
Usually 29 or 30 days.. pretty regular
In "general" it's 14 days if you have a 28 day cycle. So according to that rule you may ovulate on day 15-17.
It's hard to say though.
K no biggie, just wanted to figure that out. Since DD wasnt planned, and #2 is going to be, these are things I didnt know. Silly right?
Thanks!!
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| Posted 12/16/08 6:24 PM |
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Diana1215
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Re: K so stupid question here lol
What Sophie said - it depends on how long your cycle is.
Mine range from 30-34 days. The last two months I got a + on the OPK on day 15 one month - and day 16 last month!
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| Posted 12/16/08 6:56 PM |
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maybeamommy
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Re: K so stupid question here lol
If you want the simplest method... you can just BD every other day from when AF ends until your next expected AF. No counting involved! 
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| Posted 12/16/08 7:05 PM |
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diva7531
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Re: K so stupid question here lol
The average woman will ovulate 14 days before her period. So if you have a 30 day cycle you will O on CD16.
The best way to tell would be a fertility monitor or OPK, but you can also tell by cervical mucus, when it has an egg white consistency, it usually mean you are fertile.
Good Luck!!!
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| Posted 12/16/08 7:05 PM |
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HillW9608
Hello Summer!
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Re: K so stupid question here lol
Posted by maybeamommy
If you want the simplest method... you can just BD every other day from when AF ends until your next expected AF. No counting involved!
Easy enough 
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