How to Get Pregnant
Predicting Ovulation
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It can be very helpful for women to know when they are likely to ovulate. Besides as a means of building more awareness of how their body works or as a tool to help maximize the chances of conceiving, becoming aware of your ovulation is a good skill to have. After all, over the course of a woman’s reproductive lifetime, ovulation can occur as many as 460 times; there is plenty of opportunity to practice.
Predicting ovulation can also be used to avoid conception, but bear in mind that even women who are highly tuned into their body’s cycles can miss the signs that ovulation is imminent. Far from being exact, ovulation prediction weighs the odds and at best provides a reasonably accurate idea. Therefore, most ovulation predictors come with a covering disclaimer that there are no guarantees. Most are described as a best guess”— a harmless means of boosting the odds of getting pregnant.
Predicting ovulation can also be used to avoid conception, but bear in mind that even women who are highly tuned into their body’s cycles can miss the signs that ovulation is imminent. Far from being exact, ovulation prediction weighs the odds and at best provides a reasonably accurate idea. Therefore, most ovulation predictors come with a covering disclaimer that there are no guarantees. Most are described as a best guess”— a harmless means of boosting the odds of getting pregnant.