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mimigirl (f)
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This is serious please. No jokes. I want to know how ovulation runs and does it purpose to start after menstrual period
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Dalby (m)
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Its supposed to be the release of the female egg from the ovaries if i still remember my biology  Its supposed to be on day 14 for ladies with regular 28 day cycle. For those with irregular cycle, its 14 days before menstration starts of a new cycle.
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Coco29 (f)
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Its supposed to be the release of the female egg from the ovaries if i still remember my biology  Its supposed to be on day 14 for ladies with regular 28 day cycle. For those with irregular cycle, its 14 days before menstration starts of a new cycle. if only it was that simple, girl u need to buy a book and get to know yr self that would help you.
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windywendy (f)
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YEP, I agree with Coco29. Buy a book and readĀ  . Also, you could get an ovulation monitor and follow the instructions on the packĀ 
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mimigirl (f)
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I have 27 days menstrual cycle. My menses runs for 4 consercutive days and on the 5th day nothing comes out. Then from the 6th day to 12 constant ovulation. Is it nomal? Drs please
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omofineboy (m)
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Buy everywoman and read it, there are very many books on that topic, I know Ovulation runs for 3 days in a lay man term it is called unsafe period,I wont say your case is abnormal, it occurs between the 12th day and 15th day after menses. There are many factors that contribute to this may be you should see an expert, buy books and read them.
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Dalby (m)
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That is abnormal, ovulation is once in a month, and for your 27 day cycle, it should happen on day 13 and for 24hours, the egg will be OK and ready to receive. You are supposed to be safe from day 6 to 12 if you are constant 27, but to play safe, 6 to 10
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hopy2005 (f)
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The day menstrual flow begins is 'Day One'. Circle this date on your calendar or chart and notate as 'Day One'. For each following month, circle Day One and continue this for for at least 7-8 months. Continue maintaining a record of the number of days in each cycle. When bleeding starts, circle the date on your calendar.
To determine the first day you are likely to ovulate, examine your records from previous months, find the shortest cycle, and subtract 18 from the total number of days in your cycle.
For example, if your shortest cycle is 28 days long, subtract 18 from 28, which leaves 10. Starting with the date you circled (Day One, the first day of your current cycle) count ahead ten days and draw an O (for 'ovulation') through that second date. This day will be the date you are most likely to become fertile - and frequency of intercourse should increase as the duration of this fertile period will extend approximately 5 days or more.
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mimigirl (f)
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@i thank everyone who had responded positively to this thread
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