Are you an expecting parent who ovulated early and is looking to talk to others who have been through the same experience? If so, then you have come to the right place. In this post, we will be discussing the Ovulated Early and Got Pregnant Forum – an online community dedicated to helping those who have experienced ovulation before the expected date, and who are now expecting a new addition to the family.
Here, you will find answers to the questions you have about your upcoming pregnancy, including how to handle the unexpected changes that come with an early ovulation date, what risks you may encounter, and how to cope with the various emotions that can accompany unexpected pregnancy. You will also be able to get support and advice from other members of the forum who have experienced the same thing. We will also discuss the potential benefits of ovulating early, and how to make the most of it during your pregnancy. By the end of this post, you will have the tools and
You can’t get pregnant if you’re not ovulating. You can therefore become pregnant outside of your “assumed” fertile week, but only if you ovulated earlier than you anticipated. If you ovulate very early out of the blue, for instance, it is still considered to be outside of your fertile week even though you could become pregnant a few days after your period, if that makes sense. Therefore, in essence, the answer is yes because you never know when your ovaries may decide to release an egg. It’s not very common but it can and does happen.
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Since the apps and other services only use the information you provide them, if you ovulate earlier or later in a month, the official fw won’t be accurate. I sometimes ovulate two weeks later than usual, but I can’t tell which cycles it will be in advance. I wouldn’t set such strict expectations for when it would be ideal to get your BFP in terms of timing your pregnancy. It took me 3 cycles first time and now Im 19 months into ttc for #2, and it can take 12 months for healthy couples to conceive. Sorry if this doesn’t apply for any reason; I’m just trying to manage expectations. Good luck!.
The Rhythm method is unreliable because women can become pregnant outside of their fertile window, which is why Catholics tend to have large families. If you dont want to get pregnant, then use contraception.
I only had sex on day 23 of a 28-day cycle, but I had girls a year later!
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I ovulated much earlier than usual when I became pregnant, on cycle day 9, as opposed to the usual 11–12 days. Am currently 24 weeks Good luck!!.
I usually ovulate around CD7-8, and I’ve had 5 pregnancies (one of which is a DS; I’m currently 12 weeks along). Although I also have brief cycles, my luteal phase lasts about 14 days. This, in my opinion, is more crucial—a brief luteal phase can be problematic.
I didn’t use tests to monitor my ovulation because every month, I experience a very distinct and noticeable ovulation pain that lasts for approximately 12 hours. I am currently 19 weeks pregnant. When I had my scan at 12 weeks, they changed the date by 10 days, meaning I had my baby on day 4 of my cycle. Because of my discomfort, I would have predicted day 8, but it happened earlier than I had anticipated!
I used to ovulate between CD 9 and CD 11 when I was tracking my cycles and TTC. I have 3 dc.
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I came to this site about 2 months ago. I charted for about a month. I became a little disheartened I received suggestions from the women for methods of conception as well. I tested using Fact Plus on Tuesday afternoon just gone. The next day it was confirmed at the doctor. I am now 4weeks along. When I told the other women about my results, they concurred. Thanks for having a good website. By the way this is our 1st child. Thanks. —Helena.
Thank you babyMed. It was so simple to determine when I was fertile thanks to your website, and my husband and I are now expecting. We are both very excited and look forward to this wonderful and exciting adventure that we are about to set out on as I turn 6 weeks old TODAY. Thanks again babyMed. Good luck to everyone else. Love and happiness to you!!—Carrie.
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