aloa3:
hope this would work becuase am currenly planning on disv........n and scared of pregnancy

mercylicious:
Different people have different cycles. It could range from 25 yo 35 ddays.
Your calc is for those with 30days cycl e.

flames007:
what of ladies wey nor no maths?

flames007:
what of ladies wey nor no maths?

omogin:
Lol... This obviously won't work for every lady cos of different cycle lengths. Cycle lengths vary from 21 to 35 days. So for a lady with a 23day cycle for instance this will not Work. If this makes it to fp, then I'll tell what works for every single woman no matter the cycle length

omogin:
Lol... This obviously won't work for every lady cos of different cycle lengths. Cycle lengths vary from 21 to 35 days. So for a lady with a 23day cycle for instance this will not Work. If this makes it to fp, then I'll tell what works for every single woman no matter the cycle length

ChelseaDr:
Op you try sha ...but it doesnt work like that for every lady due to differences in cycle lengths.

Also your explanationation for choice of baby's sex does not work just like that o

sinaj:
wow thanks

for d first time it seems so simple to calculate


I hpe it applies to evrione though

SmartchoicesNG:

How far? You don born?

sinaj:
e neva reach 9mnths u deposit am for my body na

SmartchoicesNG:

Talk we are listening

omogin:

I said if the post makes it to fp I'll explain.

wayisshut:
OK lala take this 2015 thread to front page



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SmartchoicesNG:

Clarifications please!

ChelseaDr:


Yes, it is not just as simple as the OP painted it, however, I still give him kudos for such an attempt.

Like Omogin said, different women have different cycle length with the normal ranging from 21 to 35 days.... the implication of this is that some ladies may see their period TWICE in a month and it will still be normal while others may skip an entire month and it will still be normal.

The period between ovulation and menses is the only period that is constant, what we call the luteal phase, hence before you make such calculations, you also have to take into consideration this phase of the cycle...the details should be told you when you see your gynaecologist face to face.

Again the issue of male or female sex is not as simple as painted above. The sperm that will become male or female have some inbuilt qualities that make them unique and based on those qualities we are able to make some assumptions (because they are NOT certainties, they are probabilities). I suggest you see your gynaecologist who will give you the details, so that you can be able to ask more direct questions.

I'm sure the above are good-enough-clarifications.

Cheers!!

SmartchoicesNG:

You should have kept kwayet instead of advertising your profession here. You added no new knowledge not even a small one. Always talk when​ it is necessary and will make a difference.