How can we know that our ovulation time if u r periods r irregular

Question

hi, my self tina i am trying to get pregnant from past 2 years .but nothing .my periods are irregular when i take pill then only my periods will come. that why i don't know when i am ovulating . my periods 50 days long.plz help me

Answer 1

You need to talk to your doctor about these irregular cycles. You could also use OPKs(ovulation predictor kits) and they will tell you when you ovulate. But with 50 day cycles I really suggest you talk to your doctor and see if he/she can regulate them.

Answer 2

The best way to tell is to buy an ovulation kit. They are not cheap but that is the best way.

Answer 3

its difficult but if u register on MYMONTHLYCYCLE (just put it in google n it will come up) u can plot ur periods on a calender and the website will calculate all the difficult stuff for you

good luck

Answer 4

You'll need to see a doctor.  With an irregular period and trying for 2 years, it is definately time for further testing.

Answer 5

simple...u cant!

Answer 6

You will need to discuss your problem with a doctor, because if you're not getting periods, then your system might need 'rebooting' as it were :) The b/c pill is not good for regulating your cycle, so you should stop taking that and perhaps ask about Provera from your doctor. Also, get them to run some tests which should be covered by your insurance as they are 'diagnostic'. The first few tests to do would be: FSH, Estradiol and Progesterone, and maybe TSH too.

Ovulation is always around 14 days before your period, and if you Google 'EWCM' then maybe you'll be able to chart your cervical mucus patterns. EWCM appears right before ovulation, so that can be very helpful. But you should talk to your doctor for sure. Good luck!

Answer 7

they do sell ovulation monitors much like a pregnancy test, but just more expensive.. right in the aisle with pregnancy tests.. you pee on it and it measures the hormones associated with ovulation, and over time will tell you exactly when it occurs.  

Answer 8

50 DAYS!

you need to see a doctor, that isn't normal. Just go to a sperm bank if you wanna get pregnant.

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Answer 9

After you get your period you should ovualate about 10-12 after you had it. If your bleeding for 50 days see a doctor cause thats not normal but if you mean between periods then you should still see one unless you are on some sort've BC that makes it skip.See a doctor, Good luck!

Answer 10

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talk to ur doctor

or s*x every day lol

Answer 11

Usually ovulation begins 10-14 days after the beginning of menstruation. It is not the same for every woman.  I know of two ways to find when you are ovulating.

1) Buy a "Basal D" thermometer at the pharmacy. This is a thermometer that reads temperature in smaller increments than a regular thermometer. It comes with instructions on how to read, plot and interpret your Basal temp. to see when you are ovulating. You take your temp. every morning before physical activity or drinking anything hot or cold then you plot temp on chart. When you see a spike in the temp reading that means you are ovulating and you will be at your most fertile for several days. It is highly reliable method if you follow instructions that come with it.

2) Buy an Ovulation test kit from the drug store, this will be more expensive than the B-D thermometer. I don't know how well it works.

Answer 12

ovulation kit from local drug store

Answer 13

If you only bleed when you take a pill - its not a real period - you havent ovulated.  You must see a Dr.