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Hi
I am on 26-27 days regular cycle. i had my last period on 13th of Feb 2011. and had sex on 21st and 23rd of Feb.can this result in to pregnancy i mean how good are my chances?
on 26th morning, when i was in the shower i noticed lot of white discharge which was a bit sticky. today thats on 28th feb i feel wet but there is no sticky discharge.
Last month thats in Jan, i had my period on 17th and had sex on 28th of Jan. but that didn't result into pregnancy.
plz help me in figuring out my fertile days.
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Last period : October 5. 2017
Cycle day ever mnth : 4 days
30 day count until next menstrual
Now I missed my period first cycle day For NOV . 4
NOV 5 : SPOTTING UNTIL 3PM THEN IT STARTS TO COME DOWN JUST A LITTLE MORE MILDLY HAVING Cramps
NOV 6 : BLEEDING LIGHT W BLD CLOTS MILD CRAMPING& BACK PAINS
TODAY : LAST DAY BLEEDING NOT HEAVY MILD CRAMPING BACK PAINS ND FEET PAINS
BEFORE PERIOD SWOLLEN FEET . BACKPAINS . BATHROOM TRIPS BCK 2 BCK HER AND THERE RARELY BUT MORE GOING POO
MOOD SWINGS +
November 7, 2017 - 8:08amThis Comment
Hello Anon
What is your actual question?
You are on your period, it was only a day late. Your symptoms before sound like PMS.
November 7, 2017 - 3:51pmBowel movements are often different during the menstrual cycle.
If pregnancy is a concern, it shouldn't be - you have your period. But a test can confirm this for you.
Susan
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The best way to find out your individual and unique fertile days is to keep track of your cervical mucus, basal body temperature and menstrual periods.
There are ranges for women's most fertile days, but this range can vary greatly from woman-to-woman. It can also vary greatly from cycle-to-cycle. Typically, women ovulate about 2 weeks before their menstrual period, which is not the most helpful way to calculate your most fertile days!
Most experts suggest women who are trying to conceive to have unprotected sex often (every-other day, or at least 3 times per week) for the best changes of conception. You can really become anxious and stressed with a lot of tracking (and many women--including myself--become symptomatic because we are so in-tuned with our bodies that we notice every little cramp, ache, twitch, discharge, etc).
You can read about tracking your cervical mucus, as the discharge changes throughout your cycle, and the consistency and quantity changes when you are ovulating (most fertile). It is best to have frequent sex BEFORE you ovulate, so again...tracking your "CM" only helps so much.
Knowing these facts can also help you:
- Healthy women "only" have a 20% chance of conception with each cycle
- Healthy women should prepare for 6-12 months of trying to conceive; it does not automatically happen the instant we are off birth control (of course, for some women it does)
- Sperm can live inside a woman's body (who is not on hormonal contraception) for up to 3-5 days, and is the reason experts suggest frequent sex before ovulation. It is better for the sperm to be "waiting" for the egg to be released, and the ovum is only viable for 24 hours!
Good luck!
February 27, 2011 - 10:52pmThis Comment