Think twice guys

New Study On Ovulation

I don’t even think anymore.. but I’m fixed so it’s ok. ;)

Being a good Catholic in my youth, I had 4 children: Washout, blowout and the Rhythm sisters…………………

I use to tell my gyn. that I thought I was ovulating more than once. She told me

1) That I couldn’t know since I couldn’t feel it (but I can feel when I am ovulation..for some reason I always cramp up a lot during that time

and

2)That it was not posible for me to ovulate more than one a month and perhaps I was mistaken.

Navy doctors…:(

I just hope people take this into consideration when they decide to pull out assuming the woman is not ovulation.

Is there ANY way of knowing when she’s “on” now??

What if she really can’t “feel it” like Anna? Has anyone heard that she can…”take her temperature” down there to guage whether or not she’s ovulating? If so, could please explain?

This might be a good start

rhamsody,

First of all, she would take her temperature orally, not vaginally.

Secondly, technically her temperature should rise during ovulation, but not necessarily. I could never tell when I ovulated. No discomfort, no rise in temp, nada.

Third, if her cycle is 28 days, split the difference, she should ovulate approximately one week before the start of her period. Eggs can live for a about a week, sperm live for 48 hours.

Does that help?

Ovulation occurs 14 days prior to the next period and is invariable.

The time after the period before ovualtion is variable and this variability made the calendar rhythm method unreliable. The use of observing the dates, cervical mucus quality and basal body temperature makes the sympto thermal method about as effective as the pill for avoidance of pregnancy. The down side is that ovulation is when the woman is the most horny, so it takes a lot of willpower and motivation to make it work, but it does work. My wife has 26 days cycles with little variation her usual horny period is about 7 days after her period (day12 - menses are days 1-5). After ovulation there is 14 days before the next period.