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Ovulation
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INDEX

• Introduction
• Symptoms
• Track your ovulation
• How to Count ovulation
• Facts about timing
• About Santhathi Fertility
• Contact Us

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introduction

• Ovulation is a part of your menstrual cycle. It
  occurs when an egg is released from your ovary.
  When the egg is released, it may or may not be
  fertilized by sperm. If fertilized, the egg may
  travel to the uterus and implant to develop into
  a pregnancy. If left unfertilized, the egg
  disintegrates and the uterine lining is shed
  during your period. Understanding how ovulation
  happens and when it takes place can help you
  achieve or prevent pregnancy. It can also help
  you diagnose certain medical conditions.

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Symptoms

• Impending ovulation can cause an uptick
  in vaginal discharge. This discharge is often
  clear and stretchy it may even resemble raw egg
  whites. After ovulation, your discharge may
  decrease in volume and appear thicker or
  cloudier.
• Ovulation may also cause
• light bleeding or spotting
• breast tenderness
• increased sexual drive
• ovary pain characterized by discomfort or pain
  on one side of the abd omen, also called
  mittelschmerz

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Track

• Basal body temperature (BBT) charting. This
  involves taking your temperature with a basal
  thermometer each morning throughout your cycle to
  record its changes. Ovulation is confirmed after
  your temperature has stayed elevated from your
  baseline for three days Trusted Source.
• Ovulation predictor kits (OPK). These are
  generally available over-the-counter (OTC) at
  your corner drugstore. They detect the presence
  of LH in your urine. Ovulation may happen within
  the next couple of days Trusted Source after the
  result line is as dark or darker than the
  control.
• Fertility monitors. These are also available
  OTC. Theyre a more expensive option, with some
  products coming in at around 100. They track two
  hormones estrogen and LH to help identify the
  six days of your fertile window.

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Count ovulation

• To calculate your fertile window, you need to
  determine what day you ovulate. To do this, you
  need to know the length of your menstrual cycle
  (which tends to vary from 23 to 35 days).
• The length of your menstrual cycle is the number
  of days from the first day of bleeding in your
  last period, to the first day of bleeding in your
  next. From this figure, subtract 14 days from the
  end of your current cycle to determine the
  approximate day you ovulate.
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Facts about timing

• Ovulation is when a mature egg is released from
  the ovary. The egg then moves down the fallopian
  tube where it can be fertilised. If sperm are in
  the fallopian tube when the egg is released,
  there is a good chance that the egg will be
  fertilised, creating an embryo, which can grow
  into a baby. Pregnancy is technically only
  possible if you have sex during the five days
  before ovulation or on the day of ovulation. But
  the most fertile days are the three days leading
  up to and including ovulation. Having sex during
  this time gives you the best chance of getting
  pregnant.
• By 12-24 hours after ovulation, a woman is no
  longer able to get pregnant during that menstrual
  cycle because the egg is no longer in the
  fallopian tube. Theres almost no chance of
  getting pregnant if you have sex before or after
  the fertile window (but if youre not trying to
  get pregnant, dont rely on this contraception
  is your best option!).

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Santhathi fertility

• Santhathi is dedicated to providing comprehensive
  care for patients struggling with infertility and
  other reproductive endocrinology problems. ,We
  offer a full range of infertility diagnostic
  testing and assisted reproductive technologies
  including IVF. Our fertility experts and staff
  are dedicated to giving you the highest level of
  care and compassion.
• We use personalized and proven approach to
  provide both comprehensive and consistent
  planning toward the diagnosis and treatment of
  gynecologic and fertility issues.

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Contact us

• Address Santhathi Fertility and Maternity
  Center No 55, first floor,
  Upadhyayara Sangha, ORR service road,
  near Nagarbhavi circle, Nagarbhavi,
  Bengaluru, Karnataka 560072
• Mail ID santhathi2018_at_gmail.com
• Mob No 91 94815 38470
• 91 80 2339 3557

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