Ovulation Calculator - Most fertile time to get pregnant - Women's guide

Learn how to find out when you're the most fertile based on your menstrual cycle. When does a woman ovulate? When are you most fertile?
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How to get pregnant? - If you're hoping to conceive, don't leave it to luck. Understand how to get pregnant — starting with predicting ovulation and do's and don'ts for maximizing fertility.

The truth: The only time a woman can conceive is during the 'fertile window' of the menstrual cycle. This window will vary depending on the individual's cycle, however timing intercourse in the 6 days leading up to and including ovulation is the window with highest chance of conception.

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You'll start to notice signs that you're fertile about five days before you ovulate.

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your reproductive system is wonderfully
complex yet the signals it gives you can
be quite simple
helping you identify the fertile and
infertile times in your cycle
you may have noticed different types of
discharge throughout your menstrual
cycle the sensation that this discharge
producers at the vaginal opening called
the vulvar also changes
this is because your cervix produces
different types of mucus in response to
changing hormone levels
your cycle begins with menstrual
bleeding when the lining of your uterus
called the endometrium is shared
following menstration your cervix
becomes blocked by a thick plug of mucus
that prevent sperm from entering the
uterus
this means that you are infertile I'll
many women feel dry at the volvo during
this time
other women notice a pattern of
discharge that feels and looks the same
day after day
the number of days that you experience
this unchanging pattern will determine
the length of your cycle
an average cycle this pattern of
infertility last for a few days
if your cycle is short you may not
experience any days of this infertile
pattern
in a longer cycle you will have more
early in your cycle the pituitary gland
in your brain begins to secrete a
hormone called follicle-stimulating
hormone or FSH if SH stimulates the
growth of a group of follicles in your
ovaries each follicle contains an egg
and a bundle of surrounding cells that
secrete the hormone estrogen
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and activates the cervix to produce the
mucus essential for fertility
this is the start of the photo phase
the Fertile phase shown here using a
baby symbol begins a few days before
ovulation
one type of mucus produced by the cervix
dissolves the plug which means sperm can
now enter the uterus
another type of mucus filters out damage
sperm cells yet another type nourishes
the sperm so they can live for up to
five days in your reproductive system
it forms channels which helped the sperm
travel through your reproductive system
to meet and fertilize the egg
you become aware of your developing
fertility by the changes in the mucus
that you feel and see at the vulvar
you will notice that you feel
increasingly wet and then slippery and
you may see mucus that becomes thinner
and clearer
the last day of the slippery feeling is
called the peak of fertility
it is very close to the time of
ovulation
as one followed
security the pituitary gland is
stimulated to release a surge of another
hormone called luteinizing hormone or LH
LH triggers ovulation the release of the
egg from its follicle
the egg is swept up into the fallopian
tube ready to begin its journey towards
the uterus
if fertilization doesn't occur the egg
or die within a day of ovulation
but if the egg meet any sperm along the
way
fertilization can take place
after ovulation the empty follicle is
transformed into the corpus luteum the
corpus luteum produces a hormone called
progesterone progesterone prepares the
endometrium in case this a fertilized
egg ready to implant
it also causes the mucus to thicken and
the plug to begin forming in the cervix
again
the day following the peak you no longer
feel wet or slippery at the vulvar
by the end of three days after the peak
your fertility for this cycle is over
about two weeks after ovulation a new
cycle begins
we can now see how essential cervical
mucus is for fertility
once you're familiar with your patterns
you'll be able to identify your fertile
and infertile times this knowledge can
help you to achieve or avoid pregnancy
and your reproductive health as you'll
be able to recognize changes which might
need medical investigation
this is knowledge that every woman or to
have
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