my due date is april 2 2007 I beleave the
first day of my last period was june 23,
can you tell me when I conceived, my
period was very short that week like 3-4
days long
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Kia
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Posted: 02-23-07 10:11am
assuming an average 28 day cycle.
conception was likey july 10.
although for an april 2 due date your most
likely (based on an average 28 day cycle)
last period would have been june 26.
just because conception was likely july 10
does not neccesarily mean you had sex that
day.
sperm can live upto 5 days inside you when
you are fertile.
the egg is good for about 36 hours after
you ovulate.
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Re: When Did I Conceive Posted: 02-23-07 10:20am
hs31
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my due date is april 2 2007
I beleave the first day of my last period
was june 23, can you tell me when I
conceived, my period was very short that
week like 3-4 days
long
is it possible to have conceived on the
10th of july? because thats when I'm
figuring it occured. is there any way I
could of concevied before july 4th??
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Re: When Did I Conceive Posted: 02-23-07 10:22am
hs31
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hs31
wrote:
my due date is april 2 2007
I beleave the first day of my last period
was june 23, can you tell me when I
conceived, my period was very short that
week like 3-4 days
long
is it possible to have conceived on the
10th of july? because thats when I'm
figuring it occured. is there any way I
could of concevied before july
4th??
read my post above - it answers your
question and no there is not chance you
concieved before july 4 if your baby is
due april 2
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Posted: 02-23-07 10:24am
36 hours is stretching it...they now say
eggs start to deteriorate as early as 6
hours we should be so lucky if they live
to 24 hours.
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Kia
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Posted: 02-23-07 12:48pm
Yes and most sperm don't survive 5 days -
but point is some do.
therfore when you are looking as a window
of possibility (not probabilty) you have
to consider the outside ranges.
which is 5 days for sperm (I got pregnant
5 days after we had sex so I know it is
very possible) and around 36 hours for an
ovum.
Obviously if you are trying to get
pregnant then you want to be having sex
before ovulation occurs so that the sperm
are there and waiting for that eggie as
soon as it is released
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Posted: 02-23-07 12:55pm
Kia
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Yes and most sperm don't
survive 5 days - but point is some do.
therfore when you are looking as a window
of possibility (not probabilty) you have
to consider the outside ranges.
which is 5 days for sperm (I got pregnant
5 days after we had sex so I know it is
very possible) and around 36 hours for an
ovum.
Obviously if you are trying to get
pregnant then you want to be having sex
before ovulation occurs so that the sperm
are there and waiting for that eggie as
soon as it is released
i get your point your giving max
times....and yeah the average sperm
survives 48 hours.
but to pinpoint to a "t" your 5 day thing
is quite impossible ..even with temp-ing
and opk's you'll never be certain when
exactly you ovulated.
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Posted: 02-23-07 13:25pm
Emma2
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but to pinpoint to a "t"
your 5 day thing is quite impossible
..even with temp-ing and opk's you'll
never be certain when exactly you
ovulated.
I beg to differ.
until about 7/8 months ago my cycles were
exceptionally regular and I knew precisely
when I was ovulating.
I appreciate many people do not have
symptoms of ovulation.
But it is possible with regular cycles and
careful monitoring over a lengthy period
of time to ascertain the day of
ovulation.
and knowing that I consistently ovulated
on day 13 of a 26 day cycle and knowing I
last had sex on day 8 (very early on day
ie not long after midnight on day 7) and
knowing that I indeed fell pregnant I can
be 100% that sperm *can* survive for 5
days.
3 days is the average not two.
I'm not prepared to argue with you on your
opinion over facts and this is my
preferred topic and something I do know a
great deal about, that doesn't mean it's
something that I simply google and pull up
random websites. Because I could do that
and find websites that tell me anything
from as little as one day to as much as a
week.
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Posted: 02-23-07 13:40pm
Kia
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Emma2
wrote:
but to pinpoint to a "t"
your 5 day thing is quite impossible
..even with temp-ing and opk's you'll
never be certain when exactly you
ovulated.
I beg to differ.
until about 7/8 months ago my cycles were
exceptionally regular and I knew precisely
when I was ovulating.
I appreciate many people do not have
symptoms of ovulation.
But it is possible with regular cycles and
careful monitoring over a lengthy period
of time to ascertain the day of
ovulation.
and knowing that I consistently ovulated
on day 13 of a 26 day cycle and knowing I
last had sex on day 8 (very early on day
ie not long after midnight on day 7) and
knowing that I indeed fell pregnant I can
be 100% that sperm *can* survive for 5
days.
3 days is the average not two.
I'm not prepared to argue with you on your
opinion over facts and this is my
preferred topic and something I do know a
great deal about, that doesn't mean it's
something that I simply google and pull up
random websites. Because I could do that
and find websites that tell me anything
from as little as one day to as much as a
week.
symptoms of ovulation is not proof you are
ovulating and that any dr. will tell you..
im prepared to argue because you and no
one knows when exactly they ovulate ..you
are not a machine!and the ave is two not
3!
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Posted: 02-23-07 14:07pm
well you will be arguing forever then.
because fact is quite a few women *do*
know when they ovulate.
I suggest you try telling people somwhere
like fertilityfriend that you can't tell
when you ovulate.
Nancy you may be wise on some things.
in this case you aren't the wisest.
if you wish to continue an arguement with
me please do so off the forum, because
your issue here is not relevant to the
original posters question.
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