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asked by: fuzzybuttedmonky on February 24th, 2004

Experienced User

How do u know when ur ovulating? Like a few days ago I had some of the creamy white stuff but I cxould still feel my uterus but then that day both my sides hurt like it does when u get "ovulation pains". But today theres alot more creamy white stuff and im um rather in the mood and my belly has been kind of hurting all day. I was just curious anything helps thanks.

~kit~

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Crystal Chanda Leir

replied on February 24th, 2004

Experienced User

Hi fuzzy,

firstly i'd like to say I like your name, that is very funny. Ovulation usually starts about 2 weeks after your last period. Everyone is different of course, but most women work on that calculation. If you need to be more precise, you can actually purchase an ovulation kit from a drug store or supermarket. If you follow the directions in the pack it will give you accurate details of when you are ovulating. How long have you been ttc ?

Good luck

fuzzybuttedmonky

replied on February 24th, 2004

Experienced User

This is the 6th month we have been ttc. We havent used an opk. It was an idea but they are kinda expensive.

~kit~

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