Understanding ovulation is a big part of taking control of your reproductive health, especially if you're interested in getting pregnant, but many people are unfamiliar with the signs of ovulation.

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Understanding how your menstrual cycle works will improve your chances of successfully getting pregnant — or avoiding pregnancy — depending on your goal. It’s important to know when ovulation occurs ...

Ovulation pain symptoms include cramping on one side, light bleeding, sore breasts, and high libido. Ovulation pain is common, affecting about 20% of menstruating people. While uncomfortable, ...

Most sex-ed programs cover the basics of conception, but when it comes to ovulation, many are left in the dark. And even if you were lucky enough to learn about ovulation in school, it's typically not ...

Your body may start showing symptoms of ovulation after an hCG injection, indicating that ovulation is near or has already occurred. You might notice small changes, like a slight rise in your basal ...

Does just seeing a baby make you light up? Is it hard to walk past a stroller without peeking inside to see the little one? If you’re ready to expand your family and want to be pregnant, it may feel ...

An ovulation calculator can help you know your best days for trying to get pregnant. Ovulation calculators are most useful for people with regular cycles, but even with irregular periods, they can ...

One of the most noticeable changes during perimenopause is the unpredictability of your cycle. You might notice your periods arriving earlier or later than usual, or skipping some months altogether.

Emily Laurence is a journalist, freelance writer and certified health coach living in Raleigh, North Carolina. She specializes in writing about mental health, healthy aging and overall wellness. For ...