does everyone ovulate the same time, and how soon after you concieve will the hcg hormone be detected?
452709
There are pregnancy test that can tell you like the day after you get pregnant.
624330
there are tests out there that can read it within 4 days before your cycle begins. the standard is to wait 10 days but with new technology, they are able to make tests that can read it sooner.
1117849
unlikely. . . if you have a traditional 28 day cycle then you'd be fertile from approx. day 12-16 (counting from 1st day you bleed).  If unprotected sex occurred 3 days before period should have started then very unlikely that you became preg.  If your period's late, it could be frm stress or also from all of the other stuff you took to make sure that you didn't become preg.
371188
count from the first day of your period. about 12-14 days later, you ovulate. about 12-14 days after that, your period should begin.
959260
I'm a med student so hopefully this should help you out, however please take this as an OPINION only and NOT as medical advice since I am not an MD yet. Typically, spotting can occur even when you're not trying to conceive. It can happen a few days and up to a week before your period and up to a week after your period. Have you tried a home pregnancy test? Also, consult your OB/GYN. Don't get your hopes up yet, it could be your body playing a "hoax" on you. Hope this helps and good luck!
467308
You ovulate approximately 14 days after your period. At this time you are most fertile.
728672
A prenancy test should be accurate approximately 12 days after you had sex.  A full period is very uncommon to have when you are pregnant.  Slight spotting is more common and can be called "implantation bleeding".  Think about when you had sex and add 12 days, take a test and it should be accurate.  Hope that helps.
466213
If your cervical fluid isn't fertile then you are most likely not beginning to ovulate.  the best way to tell if you have ovulated is the take your temperature using a basal body themometer.  You can also use ovulation predictor kits that can be purchased at a drug store.  they are usually beside the pregnancy tests.  the opks will allow you to know when you will ovulate.
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It depends on your cycle (how many days..TOTAL, there are including your period days, a month).  If your periods are regular every month without fail and your cycle is 30 days (period around the 14th day, out of 30 days), or your cycle is 50 days (a period around the 25th day of every couple of months)....you are most fertile a couple of weeks (14 days to be exact) before your period.  But if your period is irregular, then when you're most fertile will be hard to tell.  My suggestion, whether you want to be pregnant or not, is to buy some ovulation tests over the counter and see when you're ovulating....that will definitely tell you when you're most fertile.  Good luck :)!!
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just figure you will ovulate between the 12th and the 16th day after the first day of your period, there is no exact way to determine unless you take your temperature.
30434
14 days later or the 24th, assuming you have a 28 day cycle. Check your cervical mucus. When you ovulate, it's stretchy like an egg white (it has to be thick so the sperm can swim in it upwards) and you temperature will be higher when you ovulate. \n\nThere are also ovulation detectors you can buy inexpensively by the pregnancy tests to help you know when to try. \n\nGOOD LUCK!
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First question, how long ago before your cycle did you have intercourse?  Are your cycles regular?  If you start on the same day everyday and you are sure it is your menstrual cycle and not ovulation, you may not get pregnant.  However, if you had intercourse a week or so before your cycle, you could still get pregnant.  My OBGYN told me that I didn't find out I was pregnant until the third month because you can still have a cycle after the initial fertilization.  You could do one of two things.  Wait out the next couple of months or wait a month and get a test.  Your best bet would be to see an OBGYN as soon as possible.  I assume you are young and that you are afraid to talk to your parents about this.  If this is the case; see your guidance counselor and tell them you would like to keep it confidential until you find out for sure.  Good luck.
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It's a possibility, depending on how long your cycle is.  Sperm can also live for up to 72 hours once ejaculated, while the egg is only viable for 24 hours.  Typically ovulation occurs somewhere around the middle of your cycle.  If you miss your next period, the best time to test is at least two weeks after a missed period, and a blood test done by your doctor is the most accurate way of testing.  There are several methods to know approximately when you are ovulating- measuring basal temp, noting your cervical mucus, using an ovulation predictor test, and using an ovulation microscope.  Some people also use a combination of these methods, and there is also software that you can use to plug in your data, and it will tell you if you are ovulating or not.  When you are ovulating, your vaginal mucous becomes clear and elastic.
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No it's not. Your body won't be producing enough HCG to trigger a positive. A blood test MAY pick it up...but it probably won't be high enough to officially declare it a pregnancy
573169
no. u guys did nothing.dontworry.and also ovulation period begins abt 10 to 12 days after ur first day of mesuration cycle.
449015
A standard pregnancy test detects the amount of a hormone called HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin), which is present in greatly elevated levels in the urine (or blood) during early pregnancy. This elevated level may not be high enough to be detected in a given sample, and it increases over the first weeks of a pregnancy so if it's not positive the first time, it may be a few days later.
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As long as an egg is released then you can get pregnant.  I pitty you if your period comes every 20 days...  That sucks!!  If you want to know when you are ovulating, the predictor kits work the best.  They are like a home pregnancy test, only they look for a different horomone spike.  They can be a bit expensive though, $20 for 7 tests.  There is also a product that magnifies your spit.  There's something in your spit that changes during the time of your ovulation that you can see with a magnifying tool.  I had one, I don't remember the name of it, but it was $40 and you can use it as many times as you want.