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what of twins

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what of twins

PoliteActivist:
You obviously do not understand
The vast majority of women see their period every 26 to 30 days, which can fall on any day of the month

seriously this sounds like rocket science to me.

kingreign:
1. A lady is more likely to get pregnant when fertile sperm meets her ovaries with her during her ovulation period. It could be during swimming or during normal sexual intercourse where the partner is not using a barrier (condom) is and she's not on any contraceptive pill.

2. Menstruation occurs after release of ovaries which are not fertilized, and the body or womb is or uterus sheds its lining which results in bleeding . It usually occurs between 15-28 days and it causes her to release some flow of blood usually between 3-5 days and It differs in individuals. Some experience mood changes and they feel tender, irritated easily and all what not but still, it varies based on individuals.

3. Pregnancy is calculated from the day of fertilization of overies till the day she deliver, s usually in weeks. It's also calculated in stages of trimesters, most pregnancy are 4 trimesters or anywhere between 38-42 weeks which is approx 9 months, give and take. Note, some children are born before 9 months and they're normal.

4. The best time to get pregnant is to know and calculate her ovulation period. It is said within some quarters that on her first day of ovulation, and the eggs get fertile, na boy she go get.
Hope my very simplified explanation is understood?
For more info, pls visit a gynaecologist to explain better.

thanks for explaining to me like a primary school child. I understand better now.

Please which date of the month do women see their period? like

PoliteActivist:
1) You're most fertile at the time of ovulation (when an egg is released from your ovaries), which usually occurs 12 to 14 days before your next period starts. This is the time of the month when you're most likely to get pregnant. It's unlikely that you'll get pregnant just after your period, although it can happen.

** Getting pregnant is all about timing. You want to make sure the conditions are right for egg and sperm to meet. Your menstrual cycle can give you clues about when your body is ready to start the process.

The first step is to learn the days when you're most fertile. Most women have a 28-day menstrual cycle. That means you have about 6 days each month when you can get pregnant. That includes the day that one of your ovaries releases an egg, called ovulation, and the 5 days before. Having sex within that window is key. You can’t get pregnant without ovulation, and tracking your monthly periods is one way to get familiar with your body’s fertility.

To figure it out, you'll need to chart your menstrual cycle and record how long it lasts. Day 1 is the first day of your period. Since the length of your cycle can vary slightly from month to month, it's best to keep track for a few months.

Once you have an average, subtract 18 days from the length of your shortest cycle. This is the first day you're likely to be fertile. Next, subtract 11 days from the length of your longest cycle. This is the last day you're likely to be fertile. Having sex between those two dates will give you the best shot at getting pregnant.

Check Your Basal Body Temperature (BBT)
It's also a good idea to pay attention to the signs that your body is ready to ovulate. Checking your basal body temperature (BBT) is one way to do this.

The BBT is your temperature first thing in the morning. Just after you ovulate, it rises slightly -- sometimes by less than a degree -- and stays higher until your period starts. If you record your temperature every day, you can spot the subtle changes that mean one of your ovaries has released an egg.

To take your BBT, you need to:
a) Use a basal body thermometer. It's more sensitive than a standard one and will show temperature changes down to a fraction of a degree. You can get them at many pharmacies for less than N10,000

b) Take your temperature at the same time each morning. Always do it before you get out of bed. (To make it easier, keep the thermometer on your nightstand.) Even getting up to go to the bathroom can affect your body temperature. So can smoking, drinking, or getting a bad night's sleep.

Remember, your BBT won't tell you exactly when you've ovulated, and it may take a couple of months before you start to see a pattern. You're most likely to get pregnant 2 or 3 days before your ovary releases an egg, and then another 12 to 24 hours after that. When your temperature has spiked for 3 days, your chances of conceiving drop.

**Check Your Cervical Mucus
The same hormones that control your menstrual cycle also affect the mucus that your cervix makes. Just before and during ovulation, the amount, color, and texture of it change to make it easier for you to get pregnant.

As your ovaries prepare to release an egg, your cervix makes more mucus. A few days before ovulation, it may be sticky and cloudy or whitish. Then, right before you ovulate, the mucus gets slippery, like egg whites. It may stretch across your fingers if you spread them apart. This stage usually lasts 3 or 4 days, which is when you're most likely to get pregnant.

To check your cervical mucus:

Use your fingers or a tissue to check the opening of your vagina for mucus a few times a day. Make sure your hands are clean before you start. Write down whether it's cloudy and sticky or clear and slippery.
Chart your cervical mucus changes and your basal body temperature to get a clear picture of where you are in your cycle.
Keep in mind that other things, like breastfeeding, can change your mucus. Using douches or other hygiene products can also affect it. Gynecologists usually don't recommend these products.


2) Pregnancy lasts for about 280 days or 40 weeks. A preterm or premature baby is delivered before 37 weeks of your pregnancy. Extremely preterm infants are born 23 through 28 weeks. Moderately preterm infants are born between 29 and 33 weeks.


3) When did she get pregnant?

Many women, upon finding out that they are pregnant, try to figure out the exact day the pregnancy began. This happens for several reasons: curiosity, due date estimation, or paternity issues.

No matter what the reason, finding out the exact day that pregnancy began can be tricky. Here's how to find out around what day you conceived by:

The best way to calculate the day you likely conceived is to figure out approximately when you ovulated. According to Dr. Jennifer Landa, a board-certified OB/GYN, "If you have a "perfect" 28 day cycle, then ovulation happens on day 14 and you can get pregnant for about 12-24 hours after ovulation. Of course, many women don't have a 28-day cycle. Anything from 21 days to 35 days is considered normal. So to figure out when you got pregnant if you have a different cycle, ovulation comes 10 to 14 days before your period." If you had sex during this fertile window, then it is possible that you conceived during those days.


How Do I Figure Out When I Ovulate?
Ovulation is the time when you can conceive, so it is important to figure out what days you ovulate. Ovulation usually occurs in the middle of a woman's monthly cycle. For most, it occurs 10-14 days before your next period. You will need to subtract 10-14 by the length of your cycle.

Example of Figuring Out When You Got Pregnant
Let's say you had a period starting on February 1st, and you have a 28-day cycle.

Mark the first day of your period (February 1) on the calendar.
Then mark the last day of your cycle. If your period starts on February 1, and you have a 28-day cycle, then you would mark February 28th as your last day.
Count back 10-14 days from February 28, which would be around February 14th-18th. Highlight these days. These are your most fertile days, so the days you most likely conceived would be around the 14th of February to about the 18th.

How to Figure Out the Conception Date
Let's say you ovulate on day 10 of your cycle. The egg comes out of the ovaries and waits for 24 hours in your fallopian tube. There's two possibilities of what could occur:

Sperm from intercourse 3-5 days ago can meet the egg in the fallopian tube and fertilize the egg.
Sperm from intercourse that day or the day after can meet the egg in the fallopian tube and fertilize the egg.
If you have intercourse during day 7 of your cycle and you ovulate on day 10, it's possible that conception can begin on day 10 or 11, depending on how quickly the sperm finds the egg. If you have intercourse on day 10 or your cycle, the same day you ovulate, conception can begin that day or the 11th day.

Example
Let's say you have a period on June 28th. On a 28-day cycle, your next period would be on July 26. 10 to 14 days before July 26 would be around July 12th to July 16th, which is when you'd be most fertile and more likely to conceive.


Note: These examples are based on a 28-day cycle. If you have a longer or shorter cycle, you should calculate your ovulation by subtracting 10-14 from the number of days in your cycle or by using this ovulation chart. On average, many women ovulate around these days. Those with irregular periods or who do not ovulate all of the time may not be able to rely on this method.

When Does Conception Occur?
The exact moment of conception is debatable, but it begins when a sperm burrows into the egg within 24 hours after ovulation. Some say conception is right at the moment when sperm meets egg; others say it is when the combination of sperm and egg implant into the uterus.

Symptoms During Ovulation
There are, of course, other ways to figure out ovulation, including signs of bodily change that occur during this time.

Changes in cervical fluid: Your cervical mucus will be clear and stretchy, like egg white.
Change in basal body temperature: After you ovulate, you will see a rise in temperature. You need to track your BBT over several months in order to predict when ovulation occurs.
Change in texture and position of cervix: During ovulation, the cervix is open and becomes softer and is positioned higher up.
Mild cramping: Some women report feeling a twinge on one side of their lower abdomen. This is known as mittleschmertz, and it should only last a few hours, if at all.
Light spotting: This is rare, but some women may experience light spotting when they wipe. Bleeding should not be heavy, red, or last more than a few hours.
Mild bloating: A rise in oestrogen levels prior to ovulation will trigger the release of LH (luteinizing hormone). This surge in hormones causes water retention, which leads to feelings of bloat.
How Many Days Before and After Ovulation Can You Get Pregnant?
The sperm survives in the female reproductive tract for six days, and the egg is viable for 12 to 24 hours after ovulation. This means you can get pregnant from having sex six days before ovulation and one day after. However, for best results, Dr. Sinem Karipcin, an OB/GYN and infertility specialist, says, "The best days to conceive are the three days prior to ovulation and the actual day of ovulation."


How Long Do Sperm Live?
Sperm can live for up to five days inside of a woman's body after intercourse. In some rare cases, and with perfect conditions, some sperm may even live up to seven days after intercourse!

Strong, healthy sperm can reach a woman's fallopian tubes in as little as 30 minutes, while it may take others several days. If an egg is there within the 30 minutes, conception can occur right then. If the egg is not there yet, the sperm can live a few days in the fallopian tubes and fertilize the egg once it is released.

Can You Get Pregnant Right Before Your Period?
This is a very rare occurrence, but it can happen if a woman has a very short luteal phase (the 12 to 16 day period between ovulation and the onset of a menstrual period). In cases when a woman gets pregnant a few days before her period, ovulation occurred shortly before the start of a woman's period, meaning the luteal phase was only a few days long. Short luteal phases often result in pregnancy complications and miscarriages, so be sure to speak with a doctor. Progesterone supplementation can save future pregnancies.

I Highly Recommend This Ovulation Predictor Kit

Are Conception Dates Accurate?
Unless you have taken some sort of hormone test to determine the possibility of ovulation, there's no real way of knowing when you would exactly conceive. This is why women with regular cycles use the estimation of ovulation happening within the 10th-14th days of their cycle. The methods above are accurate within one to five days, but the exact date is impossible to pinpoint. This is why doctors use the date of your last menstrual period to date a pregnancy. They do this for consistency, and if you really want to know when you conceived, then you can assume it was about two weeks after your last period.


Tracking Your Menstrual Cycle
An average menstrual cycle usually lasts anywhere from 26-35 days in length. During this time, a few things occur:

Days 1-7: You will have a period. This is when the uterine lining is shed if there is no pregnancy.
Days 10-14: This is your fertile period, or ovulation, when an egg is released from the ovaries. This will likely be the time when you conceive.
Days 15-35: If you get pregnant, this is when implantation occurs. This stage is also known as the luteal phase.
This is an average cycle for many women. For those with irregular cycles, calculating your ovulation period can be tricky, and there is no real way of predicting when ovulation occurs without some type of hormone testing, which can be done with an over-the-counter ovulation predictor kit or blood test.

How Did I Get Pregnant?

When Does Implantation Occur After Ovulation?
Once sperm and egg have met and the egg is fertilized, the egg becomes a tiny ball of cells and travels down into the uterus. If it is a viable pregnancy, meaning that the ball of cells is growing normally, it will try to implant or burrow into the lining of the uterus where it can grow into a baby.

This process of implantation can happen about 7-10 days after ovulation, more or less. If you ovulate on day 10 of your cycle, implantation could occur anywhere from days 17-20 of your cycle. Basically, it happens about a week before your next expected period.

Most women do not realize that implantation has occurred, but some women do experience some symptoms:
Implantation bleeding or spotting that is brownish, pinkish, or reddish and is lighter than that of period bleeding. It should also only last a few days. If implantation bleeding lasts for longer than three days, then you may have a health-related issue, such as an ectopic pregnancy.
Slight cramping that is intermittent and lasts for less than three days. Some women may confuse implantation cramping for PMS cramping.
Once implantation has occurred, the embryo continues to grow and develop. This triggers a hormonal response from the body, which tells the body not to shed the uterine lining in the period. The hormone responsible for this is human chorionic gonadotropin, or hCG. It is the same hormone that is used by home pregnancy tests to indicate a pregnancy.

How Do I Calculate My Due Date?

On average, a baby arrives 240 days (40 weeks) after the first day of your last menstrual period. This is the gestational age, and it is what most doctors and health care professionals use to calculate the due date. It includes the two weeks prior to conception when a woman is not pregnant. Of course, this is based on a 28-day cycle, and days will need to be adjusted for longer or shorter cycles. But, even with adjustments, less than 10 percent of women actually deliver on their calculated due dates, so giving birth two weeks before or after the estimated due date is normal.

Thanks for your robust contribution in trying to explain this to me.

However, I'm more confused because your explanation is too complex for my understanding.


I'm a novice to issues like this and would like this issue explained to me like a primary school child.


Thanks

Hi all.
I have some questions disturbing me about women sexuality.
1. When is a lady likely to get pregnant?
2. please I don't really understand about their monthly visitor and related stuff. How does it work, please explain like to a primary school kid.
3. how exactly is pregnancy calculated? let's say we had sex today, and she gets pregnant, will she deliver her baby exactly 9 months from today or there are some additional days or reduction in days? like when will the 9 months start counting?
4. When is the best time for her to get pregnant? Before or after her monthly visitor?
I could go on and on.
Please pardon me, teach me like a primary school child

Teaveapoet:
1. A woman is likely to get pregnant when she misses her monthly period. I.e if she has sex without protection she will get pregnant after two weeks.

2. A woman body works like this every month, she menstruates i.e blood comes out of her vaginal for 3-5days. After the blood has stopped, a week after she begins what is called Ovulation. A period whereby her egg is waiting to be fertilized by a sperm. (This period is unsafe for women) there are 90% chances of pregnancy.


3. Pregnancy is calculated the last date of menstruation. If you have sex today two weeks after but it might not read clearly cos it's early. Not all pregnancy is 9month. Its best to calculate weeks. Scan can help you know better.

4. The best time to get pregnant is during her ovulation period. She must know her ovulation. It is a time, she feels hornier and has whitish discharge..

thanks for your input. Though I still don't fully get it, I've picked one or two points

Hi all.


I have some questions disturbing me about women sexuality.


1. When is a lady likely to get pregnant?

2. please I don't really understand about their monthly visitor and related stuff. How does it work, please explain like to a primary school kid.

3. how exactly is pregnancy calculated? let's say we had sex today, and she gets pregnant, will she deliver her baby exactly 9 months from today or there are some additional days or reduction in days? like when will the 9 months start counting?


4. When is the best time for her to get pregnant? Before or after her monthly visitor?


I could go on and on.


Please pardon me, teach me like a primary school child

chris259:
I just tire for all the nairaland mods ohh!! but if na those olosho were they pose as actress buy car or share new photos e dey reach fp quick quick.

life no just balance

I noticed that the number of cars with tinted glass is increasing.

I mean, individuals having tinted glass.
I thought you need to obtain special permission before using tinted glasses.


Is there something I'm missing?

lalasticlala come chee chum chin o.



The GOAT dey celebrate birthday today, e suppose dey front page na

like seriously?



why did you come online?

justli:
No sir. It's either your parents still fend for you, or you just started masturbating, or you have never masturbated or you are living in denial.

The human being is as whole as his mind. Masturbation and porn fvcks with the mind in ways you cannot begin to imagine. It cripples your spirit, your drive, your manly energy, your persona.

It is safe to say, no addicted masturbator can ever achieve their full potential. Don't be decieved by fake experts telling you how masturbation is the absolute best thing...
Any masturbator, If they are true to themselves, would wish they never indulged that first wanking...

And I don't get the urge with people always berating fellow Africans as uncivilized because they hold a different opinion... The problem of masturbation is not limited to the African man, there are thousands of Reddit threads dedicated to this struggle on different levels. People have hosted Ted talks on the same topic...so, this is a real struggle.
The billion dollar porn industries can afford to hire pseudo experts to gloss over the topic and come up with hundred reasons why you should never stop masturbating, because if you do, porn industry will be burried

don't mind those people.


They don't want to tell the truth

DNP2020:
Thats why nay sayers like you always fall victim. This is superstition right? Education is the key. GOD and Witchcraft is a myth. Lol

hi, how is it faring.
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Don't mind all those people saying rubbish. They don't know what is going on in the spirit


hope you still pray fervently.


Have you had any strange experience since then? Has your dad reached out to you? Thanks

Nuttella:
We fight spiritual warfare because there is a lot of sorcery and witchcraft in Africa especially Nigeria, if you looseguard, they will quench you.

Take your spiritual life serious if you want to live long and be successful in this country.

how does one knows who is after him spiritually

Penuelseun:
Low quality wire, change it to original copper flex wire

Thanks. You are correct! I changed the wire, and everything is working well now

justcallmenuel:
What’s the brand of the solar panels?

The panel is working fine. I had to change the wire. Thanks

unicmarket:
Getting to know the track record of panels is necessary before buying,

It’s obvious if it’s new, there is a bad system, or a manufacturers fault, many cheap panels out ther my later result in cables and cells quickly getting degraded.

If it’s not burnt( because of any mistake), please call the attention of the seller, for replacement warranty, am sure it came with one.

Thanks for your elaborate input. The wire isn't good, I got another one, and it's working fine now. Sorry for replying late

solasola:
send a pic of the degradation you are noticing

I've fixed it, it's the wire I changed. Thanks

kiekie1:
You basically got a Substandard panel with aluminum cables ... They always come bit cheaper but posting clear pictures can assist tho ! Cheer's

Hi, sorry for the late reply.

The fault is from the wire. I have replaced it, and all is working well now.

Cargoed:
Where did you buy your panel from and who did the wiring. Maybe they used aluminum wire.
Solar panels last for at least 10yrs. That does not mean they last forever.
Also your wire may not be well insulated. Most panels comes with well insulated wires. So you need to be clear did you join an aluminum wire to your panel.

Hi, thanks for your input.
The fault is from the wire. The wire I used initially isn't good. I have replaced the wire, and all is working fine now.

sorry for the late reply

an eye opener

Penuelseun:
Low quality wire, change it to original copper flex wire

thanks. will change it