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Late Period and Ovulation

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Manvice · 17/07/2024 13:02

If my period is late, coming off the pill, will ovulation be delayed this month?

Period was late but did arrive. Following period will my day of ovulation be late now or does the ovulation date remain the same based on previous cycles?

OP posts:
sirensong · 17/07/2024 14:21

It will now likely be late, and based on the start date of your period. If trying to conceive you should track - your cycles may fluctuate for several months

Wattie23 · 17/07/2024 22:52

I have a regular periods and for me the first phase of my cycle which is from the first day of your period to ovulation always alters, and this is what is a regular with my periods. My latest stage which is day ovulation until the first day of my next period is always between 14 and 16 days like clockwork if you were wanting to check for ovulation you will probably need to this for using test but you will need to see if you can manage to pick up a trend. It wasn’t until after six months that I started to notice that I was a regular in the beginning of my cycle rather than towards the end

Manvice · 18/07/2024 09:12

Your period will always be 14 days after ovulation- a delayed period is a result of delayed ovulation.

My question is;

if I’m on a 28 day cycle and my period is delayed to day 33 - which then becomes day 1 of my next cycle, is ovulation delayed?

IE a 28 day cycle and ovulation is on day 14
Period delayed to day 33

A) meaning ovulation is now day 19 of the original cycle. Is that right- is ovulation delayed by the same 5 days the period was delayed by?

Or

B) does ovulation take place on day 10 of the new cycle (what would have been day 14/15 of the old cycle) and ovulation is therefore not delayed as a result of the late period.

OP posts:
sirensong · 18/07/2024 09:47

A

Your body doesn't care about calendar dates. Track your LH to know for sure.

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