Thank you for your post and welcome to EmpowHer. Since you don't have a 28-day cycle, It's a little hard to tell when you will ovulate. With a 28 day cycle, ovulation occurs at or around day 14. However, I would say that you probably ovulate one week later. It would be beneficial for you to purchase an ovulation predictor kit or take your basal body temperature every morning. Around the time of ovulation, you will see a rise in temperature. By the time you notice this rise in temperature, you have already ovulated. That is why charting works best when done for a few months. What you are looking for is a rise in temperature of about .4 degrees.
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jayasree,
Thank you for your post and welcome to EmpowHer. Since you don't have a 28-day cycle, It's a little hard to tell when you will ovulate. With a 28 day cycle, ovulation occurs at or around day 14. However, I would say that you probably ovulate one week later. It would be beneficial for you to purchase an ovulation predictor kit or take your basal body temperature every morning. Around the time of ovulation, you will see a rise in temperature. By the time you notice this rise in temperature, you have already ovulated. That is why charting works best when done for a few months. What you are looking for is a rise in temperature of about .4 degrees.
Hope this helps!
Rosa
April 5, 2011 - 6:13amThis Comment
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