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Hace 2 días · The best way to tell the difference between ovulation and implantation is through the timing of the symptoms. Ovulation usually happens 14 days before your next period, whereas implantation usually happens six to 10 days after ovulation. This means any symptoms of implantation you experience may be closer toward the time you’d expect your ...
Hace 3 días · In Trying to Conceive. Progesterone confusion. May 08, 2024 | by ad8765. Here is my understanding of progesterone- it is low in the follicular phase and then you ovulate and progesterone is released during your luteal phase. A progesterone increase in your luteal phase is indicative of ovulation.SO my issue is I’m...
Hace 3 días · I was not ovulating or getting periods for 3 months, (from dec-feb) i started taking clomid in march and had poor ovulation on the first round. second round (april) i did the progesterone test (7 days after ovulation kit positive) to confirm i ovulated and the results looked really good! i’m 5 weeks pregnant tomorrow! so i would ...
I’ve tried to Google but it’s not understanding my question. I am on CD 50 with no period so my dr prescribed clomid. She said no need for a period before and I started taking it. Based on my temps I may have ovulated while taking the clomid 😬 is there any harm in this?
Hace 20 horas · Burning, swelling, redness and irritation in the vagina are symptoms of semen allergy. The female responds to the proteins in the semen. Prior to IUI, the lab washes away those proteins in preparation for insemination. Donor Sperm: Donor insemination uses sperm that isn’t from the male partner, or in the case no male partner exists.
Hace 4 días · Feel super silly for asking.. and it might be TMI, but... Has anyone using Clomid experienced a low cervix before/during ovulation on a Clomid cycle? This is my first clomid cycle, and I started having what I thought was ovulation pains/cramps for the last 48 hours or so. I assumed it's from follicles stretching just prior to ...
Hace 2 días · An unusually heavy period could affect your fertility, even if you have regular periods. Many possible underlying causes of very heavy periods could lead to an inability to get pregnant or sustain ...
