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Q: Questions

asked by: sweetlildakota4e on February 6th, 2006

Experienced User

Okay I am a bit messed up with some questions...

Am I supposed to have sex 14days later after your ending of your period .. The ovulation week or your starting period.. I am a bit confuzzled with the answers.. But I did this before.. I calculate my ovulation and I got pregnant once.. And I want to get pregnant again.. But dont get me wrong.. I am a bit mixed up .. Need answers.. Thanks

Replies(2)

Abbysmom

replied on February 7th, 2006

Experienced User

I believe you start counting at the first day of your period not the last.

Jolie_3110

replied on February 7th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Yeah thats right, the day you start your period is day 1, around the 14th day is when ovulation usually takes place. They recommend having sex around 5 days before this date and for 2 days after for the best chance. Remember to relax and enjoy yourself tho, its all to easy to get really stressed and worked up about the dates!!
Good luck!

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