I ovulated why not pregnant

Conversely, it is possible to experience monthly bleeding with no ovulation. However, that bleeding is not a normal period and results from an anovulatory cycle.

While this may seem confusing, it becomes clear when you understand how ovulation works. Assuming a normal menstrual cycle of 28 days, a healthy woman who is not using hormonal birth control will ovulate on the 14th day of her cycle.

During ovulation, your ovaries release a mature egg that is ready for fertilization. After the egg is released, it remains alive for an amount of time between 12 and 24 hours.

Two weeks after ovulation, the lining of the uterus will discharge from the vagina in the form of menstrual blood. Again, since your period results from ovulation, it is uncommon to ovulate without having a period, but not impossible. MACS is a technique which allows the spermatozoa with the soundest characteristics to be selected before use in assisted reproduction treatments.

It screens out the sperm which will die without achieving fertilisation and selects those with the most potential, thus increasing the possibility of conception.

MACS is often used for patients who are to be treated with artificial insemination, but can be used in many cases where the need for sperm selection arises. Egg donation is the process where a woman uses oocytes from a donor which are fertilised by spermatozoa from the recipient couple to produce embryos; these are transferred to the recipient in order to achieve the longed-for pregnancy.

This technique can make the miracle of motherhood possible for women who would not be able to have children in any other way. In a sense the equal and opposite of egg donation, sperm donation is used in cases where it is hard to get pregnant for reasons of male infertility. In this technique, a healthy male with very high-quality semen donates some of this so that a couple with infertility problems can fulfil their dream of becoming parents. Our IVI video about semen donation sets out what is involved in the process.

If you are experiencing concerns about fertility, we encourage you to browse our website which has all the up-do-date information on our treatments, latest techniques and audited results. When you feel ready and would like to speak to an expert about the options for treatment, do get in touch with us at IVI.

You can use our online contact form and one of our specialist advisers will get back to you. We look forward to being able to help. I need help, I have been trying to conceive in the past 8 months, but not succeeding, I have a normal 28 days cycle, I fo have an app to monitor my cycle and ovulation.

I try to have sex 2 days before ovulation and on the exact day, and even after, but I am not conceiving. I am starting to get worried. What could be the problem? Please help. How important is progesterone? Debating on if I need to do the test or not. Hello Jenesis. Our medical team should have an individual consultation with you in order to study your case and the fertility treatments that can eventually be done according to your diagnosis. I am 26yrs. Have undergone a dye test laparoscopy which diagnosed that no thing is wrong.

We try not only in my best dyas but also before that. Yet even after 6 months no result. All sorts of tests were conducted.

I have no issues in terms of ovulating and no other issues detected with myself or my husband. I am also now taking letrozole and Ovidrel. I was also advised now to take Puregon. I went through 1 IUI and it was not successful. Good evening,I am prisca I got married in October then got pregnant in December but later had miscarriage in February since then I have been trying to get pregnant but no way.

Hello Prisca. Hello Ziyanda. Thank you for your comprehension. Now we want to try again for a baby and its taking a long time why am I not getting pregnant? Am I pregnant? Peter Ahlering, M. Every woman is born with all of the eggs that she will ever have. Each month one or more eggs will mature in the ovaries in preparation for ovulation. As the eggs mature and are released over time, the number of eggs, which is a measure of your fertility potential, decreases.

Follicle Stimulating Hormone, FSH , is one of many hormones that your body uses to regulate your menstrual cycle and to control the maturation of your eggs. If your ovarian reserve eggs is low in quantity or quality, your pituitary will produce higher than normal FSH levels early in the cycle trying to stimulate your ovaries to produce a mature egg.

In other words, when your quantity or quality of eggs your fertility potential is low, your FSH level may be high. Therefore, knowing your FSH level on Day 3 of the menstrual cycle can be helpful in finding out your fertility potential. There are only about 2 days a month when are you most likely to get pregnant. Identify the most fertile days within your cycle and then plan intercourse to correspond with these times of peak fertility.

Knowing sooner is important!