Last updated on July 27th, 2018 at 05:03 pm<\/p>
Question: How long after ovulation does <\/em>implantation occur?<\/em><\/p>\n Women during reproductive ages will desire to conceive through the fastest means. If you want to make this process easy, it’s important you understand your menstrual cycle, ovulation signs, implantation signs and other problems that may decrease your chances of getting pregnant.<\/p>\n Most women who don’t understand the basics of their menstrual cycle<\/a> find it difficult to get the time right for sexual intercourse<\/p>\n In fact, if you are expecting and having intercourse during your non-fertile days, you will likely not conceive.<\/p>\n The pathway for a successful pregnancy follows through sexual intercourse\u00a0during ovulation period, fertilization, implantation and your pregnancy symptoms. It’s\u00a0important you learn every step to make it easy to conceive.<\/p>\n First, you need to understand your menstrual cycle and learn whats normal for you. This can only be achieved with a little more effort and discipline by charting the first day of your period over months<\/p>\n The menstrual cycle varies from one woman to another, and it means the number of days that pass between 2 of your periods.<\/p>\n For example, if you always get your period every 25 days, it means you have a 25 days menstrual cycle.<\/p>\n In most women, the menstrual period will start flowing after 28 days passes from your last period. If you do not have 28 days menstrual cycle, it does not mean you are abnormal.<\/p>\n Normal menstrual cycle, though can vary from woman to woman, ranges from 21 to 35 days.<\/p>\n Next, you need to learn if your cycle is regular. If you already can predict when you will have period bleeding, then your menstrual cycle is regular.<\/p>\n On the other hand, having an irregular menstrual cycle makes it difficult to determine your next ovulation, period and to calculate when implantation will take place.<\/p>\n If you are trying to conceive, your fertile period (ovulation period) is five days before ovulation and a days after ovulation has happened.<\/p>\n This means, if you have sexual intercourse during your ovulation period, you can get pregnant easily.<\/p>\n This article explains how to detect ovulation, and how many days after ovulation implantation will\u00a0take place.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Ovulation is the release of an egg from the most developed ovarian follicle.<\/p>\n Usually, within your menstrual cycle, ovulation occurs 14 days before your next period. This means if your period is regular, it\u00a0is straightforward to predict your next ovulation.<\/p>\n Before ovulation occurs, your body produces hormones that aid the growth of many follicles<\/p>\n However, only one follicle will mature and burst open to release an egg into the fallopian tubes. This is called ovulation<\/p>\n After ovulation<\/a>, the egg is picked up by the fallopian tube where if you’ve already had intercourse, sperm fuses with the egg (fertilization) forming an embryo.<\/p>\n The truth is a woman’s egg will not last more than 24 hours; and if you are serious about getting pregnant, you should ensure you have intercourse before ovulation.<\/p>\n On the other hand, the male sperm can survive for many days. Experts say that sperm can survive up to seven days.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n If you now know your menstrual cycle is regular, you can easily calculate when you will have ovulation. Signs you are ovulating are<\/p>\n As you get closer to when ovulation will occur, you will begin to notice your vaginal discharge is getting thin, like a thread that can be stretched without breaking.<\/p>\n Most women will describe their discharge as egg-like, watery and stretchy<\/a>. This type of discharge usually starts a week after your period had ended<\/p>\n<\/span>What is ovulation?<\/span><\/h2>\n
<\/span>How can I tell I’m ovulating?<\/span><\/h2>\n
<\/span>1. \u00a0Watery and clear vaginal discharge<\/span><\/h3>\n
<\/span>2. High cervix<\/span><\/h3>\n