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If the ovulation is late will my periods be late ?
I am 25 year old female, Married. I have a 30-32 days cycle. i have quite regular cycle . This time my periods are late for 19days. I took many pregnancy tests but all came negative. But today the ovulation test came positive twice. Does that mean i am pregnant? Is it possible that if i get ovulated late, that means i will get my periods later. Please answer. I am not ready for the pregnancy right now. Please guide.
Asked On : Fri, 29 Jul 2011
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If the multiple test of pregnancy are negative then you are surely not pregnant till now but since your ovulation test is positive now you have to take care and if needed have sex with protection as now there will be chances of pregnancy as the ovulation period is the most fertile period of a menstrual cycle.If you have not conceived then if the ovulation is late your periods will be late.
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If the multiple test of pregnancy are negative then you are surely not pregnant till now but since your ovulation test is positive now you have to take care and if needed have sex with protection as now there will be chances of pregnancy as the ovulation period is the most fertile period of a menstrual cycle.If you have not conceived then if the ovulation is late your periods will be late.
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Answered: Fri, 29 Jul 2011
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Ovulation may not occur at a predictable time in the menstrual cycle, however. A number of factors may cause an unexpectedly early or late ovulation, even for women with a history of regular menstrual cycles.
Please consult a good doctor.
Dr.Minhas
Ovulation may not occur at a predictable time in the menstrual cycle, however. A number of factors may cause an unexpectedly early or late ovulation, even for women with a history of regular menstrual cycles.
Please consult a good doctor.
Dr.Minhas
Answered: Fri, 29 Jul 2011
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