Baby Care - How Ovulation calculator helps to track your fertile date?
Trying to conceive? Get it easier with our ovulation calculator. It’s a very helpful and easy way to make your baby plan successful.
First, we need to know how Ovulation calculator works
Actually, for a woman having 28 days of cycle length, the egg is expected to be released about 14 days before the first date of her next menstrual period, let’s call this date “DAY E”, E for the Egg. Then it can stay still in 3 days while sperms can live up to 5 days in woman body. Therefore, during this preceding 3 days after ovulation, you may get the most of chance to be conceived.
This is how the Ovulation calculator works. Especially to maximise your chance, we add 3 days before and 3 days after of the DAY E. To use this ovulation calculator, it’s very easy:
+ Step 1: Go to the ovulation calculator on our blog for baby care
+ Step 2: Input the first day of your last period
+ Step 3: Select your cycle length
+ Step 4: Submit
You will get all you need for your fertilization plan:
+ Your fertile days of next coming 6 months, that way you can prepare well your plan.
+ The according to due date of each
+ We propose also the pregnancy calculator that I will introduce to you in another article.
It’s simple to use, easy to understand, free and accurate. Try it out now!
Is Ovulation calculator an absolute way of getting pregnant?
Well, sorry to tell you the answer is “NO”. Actually, there is no perfect method existing in the world yet that makes you get pregnant with 100% sure. Even with artificial insemination, the success rate ranges from 10 to 20%.
However, what I can say here is the ovulation calculator is obviously the easiest way for you to prepare your baby planning. In additional, we do propose some tips that maximize your chance to get pregnant.
On our blog, we also note out signs you would have when you have during your very first days of pregnancy. Visit our blog for baby care today!
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