The fertile period lasts around 6 days and generally occurs 14 days after the first day of menstruation, in women who have a menstrual cycle of 28 days, which is considered regular. This period is considered fertile because during this period there is an increase in libido and greater production of vaginal secretion, which favors […]
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Anyone who takes oral contraceptives every day, at the same time, does not have a fertile period and, therefore, does not ovulate, reducing the chance of getting pregnant, because, as there is no mature egg, it cannot be fertilized. This occurs both with 21, 24 or 28-day contraceptives, and also with hormonal implants or IUDs. […]
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The fertile period is the time in a woman’s cycle when ovulation occurs and there is a greater chance of pregnancy. It lasts about 6 days and happens about 10 to 14 days after the first day of your period. The fertile period can be identified through some signs and symptoms, such as clear vaginal […]
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Although it is a little more difficult to know exactly when the fertile period is in women who have irregular menstruation, it is possible to get an idea of what the most fertile days of the month might be, taking into account the last 3 menstrual cycles or evaluating the duration. of the cycle in […]
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The fertile period calculator is a simple and quick way to identify the most fertile days, simply filling in the date of the last menstruation and how many days the menstrual cycle normally has. To find out when your next fertile period will be, fill in the calculator with the data from your last period: […]
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