Ovulation Calendar: can I use w/irregular periods? Posted: 12-07-06 18:33pm
hi my name is patricia and i was wondering
on october 5 me and my boyfriend had
unprotected sex and i wasnt sure if he
commed inside of me. from their i went to
like 2 months without geting my period
then on november 20th i went to a clinic
and it came out negative. then the next
day nov 21 and on nov 24th my boyfriend
came inside of me a couple of times. i
check on my ovaluation calendar and on the
24th was in high fertility, but now on dec
3 i got my period but itonly last me 4
days and usually is it 7 days now do u
think that their could be a possibility of
being pregnant.
An ovulation calendar makes sense only if
you experience regular menstrual
periods/cycles. In your case, you’ve
missed your period for 2 months without
being pregnant. Your cycle was disturbed
(became irregular) and therefore, the
ovulation calendar has no power of
predictability. The bleeding on the 3rd
of December was probably a period and it
is another sign that you are not pregnant.
You could be experiencing a functional
ovarian cyst that delayed the period.
Functional ovarian cysts usually exist for
2-3 months and after that, a new cycle
begins. Perhaps this happened in your
case.
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