| Your Most Likely Date of Ovulation is |
| The following is a "best guess" overview of your approximate fertile cycle: |
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You told us this was the 1st day of your last period
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This is the very beginning of your fertile period. Although your egg has not yet been released, it is possible that sperm could survive until your egg is released. |
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It is now 2 days before ovulation; it is likely that you could conceive on this date.
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It is 1 day before ovulation. You are very fertile on this date.
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Ovulation. Based on the 1st day of your last period, this is the date that your egg is released. You are most fertile on this date.
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On the day after ovulation, conception is still very possible.
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2 days after ovulation, your fertility is decreasing. The egg survives for about 24 hours, and, if not fertilized, it will disintegrate. |
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If your egg was successfully fertilized, this is the approximate date when it implants itself in the uterus. |
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A blood pregnancy test may be accurate now from this date forward. |
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Some early pregnancy home tests may be accurate now – but be aware of the possibility of a false negative result.
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If you are NOT pregnant, this is the date you will probably get your next period.
If you ARE pregnant, you can expect accurate results from a pregnancy test.
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This is your most likely due date if you became pregnant in this cycle.
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