Planning Pregnancy And Being Sick Posted: 09-14-07 16:07pm
My husband and I are trying for another
baby, hopeful for a boy this time. My
last menstrual period started on August
23rd and my most fertile day was on
September 5th and ovalation started
September 6th according the the calendar
at babyhopes.com. By acquicedance, my
husband and I decided the day we both did
not know I was most fertile until I was
curious and found this calendar online for
planning. We've had intercourse on the
5th, 6th, 7th & 11th, which my
ovulation stoped on the 12th anyway. So I
wanted to find out because I have this
thick yellowish discharge on this 14th
day, does this mean I am not pregnant and
could the calendar be wrong and maybe I am
still fertile? Is this still normal?
And my last question is: I just got over a
stomach flu that only lasted for a day on
September 12th (husband and daughter got
over it and then I got it)...will being
sick prevent me from getting pregnant this
early to even know?
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pillowprincess
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Planning Pregnancy Posted: 09-14-07 16:48pm
for jennie2007,
ive been trying for my second child for a
six months and ive taken my temperature,
used ovulation prediction tests and
calculated the times im most likely to
ovulate and get pregnant too but no luck
yet. ive read that women dont always
ovulate spot on the FOURTEENTH OR
SIXTEENTH day before her period and i try
not to plan to have sex on those days
exclusively. i wish i could get my
husband to have sex from day 12 to day 20
but its hard to get him to do it twice! i
love him AND he loves me too and our
little girl but i wish i could get paul
mackenna to convince him hes a porn actor!
theres a possibility thet you have
ovulated, your partners sperm did
fertilize your egg but unfortunately there
was something wrong with the sperm or egg
so they didnt implant into the uterus and
you had your period. i think this every
week before my period because i feel sick
and always think AM I going to be pregnant
THIS TIME. best of luck
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Re: Planning Pregnancy And Being Sick Posted: 09-14-07 16:56pm
Jennie2007
wrote:
My husband and I are trying
for another baby, hopeful for a boy this
time. My last menstrual period started on
August 23rd and my most fertile day was on
September 5th and ovalation started
September 6th according the the calendar
at babyhopes.com. By acquicedance, my
husband and I decided the day we both did
not know I was most fertile until I was
curious and found this calendar online for
planning. We've had intercourse on the
5th, 6th, 7th & 11th, which my
ovulation stoped on the 12th anyway. So I
wanted to find out because I have this
thick yellowish discharge on this 14th
day, does this mean I am not pregnant and
could the calendar be wrong and maybe I am
still fertile? Is this still normal?
And my last question is: I just got over a
stomach flu that only lasted for a day on
September 12th (husband and daughter got
over it and then I got it)...will being
sick prevent me from getting pregnant this
early to even know?
While online ovulation predictors are
useful in helping to understand when your
ovulation may take place, please
understand these are completely generic.
Like the PP stated, not all women ovulate
on their 14th day. Some women have
different cycles and following your own
personal fertility with charting your
basal body temperature is a great way to
learn about your own body.
I find it interesting that this chart said
you started being fertile on the 6th and
stopped being fertile on the 12th. That is
nearly a one week window of time for you
to ovulate and it has a huge potential to
be right - although a woman's eggs do not
live for 6 days, a man's sperm can live in
the right environment for up to 5 days.
Being sick with the flu would not likely
hurt any chance of being pregnant or
getting pregnant.
It takes an average, healthy couple up to
one year to conceive - so if it doesn't
happen right away, enjoy the practice!
Good luck!
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Jennie2007
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Joined: 14 Sep 2007 Posts: 3
Re: Planning Pregnancy And Being Sick Posted: 09-16-07 16:05pm
Well, I wanted to correct the last helpful
reply that the chart actually stated I was
VERY Fertile on September 5th and
Ovulation started on September 6th and
ended on September 12th. As I indeed
understand the aspect of a women's egg
only surviving for 24-48 hours,
ejaculation only lives for five days
inside you. I still am determined to find
out if I am pregnant or not. I think the
chart was completely generic about stating
that I may be able to take a home
pregnancy test on this day September
16th...I took it and got a negative
result. So now I am just waiting to miss
my period on September 23rd, while I still
feel the cramping symptoms I usually get
right before I start my period. Is this
still normal to have until "if" I do miss
my period with the result of being
pregnant? I usually get my period
symptoms one week before my period.
Remember, the first day of my period was
on August 23rd and usually last up to
5-days cycle. So I really hope this
doesn't turn out to be a dud one. My
husband is going overseas with the
military for six months tomorrow, so it
will be a while before we can try this
again. Urgh! Guess I'll leave it in
G_d's hands!
Ingi
wrote:
Jennie2007
wrote:
My husband and I are trying
for another baby, hopeful for a boy this
time. My last menstrual period started on
August 23rd and my most fertile day was on
September 5th and ovalation started
September 6th according the the calendar
at babyhopes.com. By acquicedance, my
husband and I decided the day we both did
not know I was most fertile until I was
curious and found this calendar online for
planning. We've had intercourse on the
5th, 6th, 7th & 11th, which my
ovulation stoped on the 12th anyway. So I
wanted to find out because I have this
thick yellowish discharge on this 14th
day, does this mean I am not pregnant and
could the calendar be wrong and maybe I am
still fertile? Is this still normal?
And my last question is: I just got over a
stomach flu that only lasted for a day on
September 12th (husband and daughter got
over it and then I got it)...will being
sick prevent me from getting pregnant this
early to even know?
While online ovulation predictors are
useful in helping to understand when your
ovulation may take place, please
understand these are completely generic.
Like the PP stated, not all women ovulate
on their 14th day. Some women have
different cycles and following your own
personal fertility with charting your
basal body temperature is a great way to
learn about your own body.
I find it interesting that this chart said
you started being fertile on the 6th and
stopped being fertile on the 12th. That is
nearly a one week window of time for you
to ovulate and it has a huge potential to
be right - although a woman's eggs do not
live for 6 days, a man's sperm can live in
the right environment for up to 5 days.
Being sick with the flu would not likely
hurt any chance of being pregnant or
getting pregnant.
It takes an average, healthy couple up to
one year to conceive - so if it doesn't
happen right away, enjoy the practice!
Good luck!
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silvery
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Joined: 09 Nov 2007 Posts: 2 Location: ,
Is This Implantation Bleeding Posted: 11-09-07 08:21am
Hi ladies I hope some of you can answer my
question for a freind of mine. Well here
goes, my friend suffered a miscarraige
back in August of this year and as had 2
periods since her loss. Her last period
was on the 23rd of Octber she is trying to
get pregnant again but this tuesday just
gone which was the 6th just after bonfire
night she had been to the toiltet for a
pee and when she wiped herself she noticed
a bit of blood which was very light red.
She also has had pain very low down near
her abdonon.for a couple of days. The pain
lasts about 1 minute then goes. It is 17
days since her period so could this be
Implatation bleeding Any advise would be
great many thanks xxx
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