Ovulation Calculator
Are you trying to get pregnant or planning on it in the near future? If so, you can greatly improve the likelihood of getting pregnant by determining when you will ovulate next. Ovulation is the release of a female's ripe egg from her ovary. When this occurs, you are the most fertile.
Use our Ovulation Calculator to estimate your next ovulation date; simply enter the first day of your last menstrual period and the average length of your cycle. Because our tool provides you with only an estimate, consider yourself the most fertile during the period of 3 days before and 3 days after the estimated ovulation date. Best of luck!!
Okay so just to be exact lmfaoo last cycle was Jan 4
me and my bd had sex the 10th & 19th
Other dude the 21/22 I don’t remember but I took a plan b
ReplySo it’s The first dude right right?
And I’m 14 and 4 days probably I’m just nervous
U seem to be carrying the 2nd man bsby but its best u do a dna test as soon as the child is born just to be sure but if u had sex right atfer each time with different man its going to be hard to say but the plan b don’t work if u already pregnant so it could be the 1st dude u never know just take a test hunny
ReplyMy 2nd last period was december 2nd and I had my final period Jan 4. Or a few days before . I had sex on 1/10/18 & 1/18/18 and the 21st as well. Was it possible for me to have got pregnant on the 21st if my ovulation window closed on the 18th ? Or did I get pregnant on the 10th or 18th?
ReplyI meant December 7th not 2nd
ReplyAlso after sex on the 21nd I took a plan B around the 22/23rd I believe .
Replyhey guys am trying to get pregnant,so i started my period on 27/3/2018 i always do for 5 days, so i met my husband on 8/4/2018 any chances to get pregnant?? The calculator here says my ovulation was 10/4/2018 oops any chances ?
ReplyHi guys can I ask for some advice my last period was on the 3rd April I then slept with one guy on the 23rd April and another on the 29th April I had a scan on the 22nd June and they said I was 7 weeks 5 days pregnant so if it takes a week to implant does that mean my baby is the first man’s because I would only be 6 week 5 days with the second guy is it more likely for the scan people to be accurate or a week behind ? Ps I was due my period on the 3rd of may but had a few day bleed instead on the 30th could this have been inplantatìon ?
ReplyHi Nicole – Yes, that could have been implantation bleeding. I recommend inputting your info into the Ovulation Calculator (be sure to update the days between periods) to see when you likely ovulated. Also be sure to discuss the situation with your doctor as they will best be able to advise. Best wishes!
ReplyHi I’m trying to figure out what date I was conceived and how much month am I my last period was the 9th February 2018 I had sex on the 23rd of February 2018 and also the 4th March 2018 I want to know what date I was really conceived
ReplyHi Sherrin – Input the first day of your last period and the average time between periods to determine when you likely ovulated. Best wishes.
ReplyI had unprotected sex on the (03/04/18) 5th day of my period which i was already on my last day and my bf did cum in me also (03/10/18) i had unprotected sex and my bf cummed again.Its say i ovulated on (03/12/18) How high are my chances of being pregnant?
ReplyHi Cheyenne – It’s possible, but you should wait until your missed period before taking a test. If you’re still TTC, input the first day of your last period then make sure to input the average number of days between your periods (last day of your last period to the first day of our next) into the calculator to get your estimated ovulation date. I say this because we default to 28 days, but mine is 30 which obviously adjusts the predicted date of ovulation.
ReplyHave you been tracking your cycle? I used a phone app and did basal body temping to ensure I was ovulating and pinpoint when. Most doctors like to see that you’ve tracked with basal body temping before performing testing: http://www.everydayfamily.com/blog/how-basal-body-temping-helped-me-get-pregnant/. Once you’ve pinpointed when you should be ovulating each month, I recommend using ovulation predictor kits and begin testing a few days before your estimated ovulation date, also start having sex every other day at this time. Once you receive a positive ovulation result, have sex that day and every day for a few days in a row. Here’s some additional info on boosting your odds: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-boosting-your-odds/ and if there may be a problem with conceiving: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-suspecting-a-problem/. Best wishes!
Hi I had my last period on 02/16/2018 and according to the Ovulation Predictor test on here says that my ovulation day was on 03/02/2018, so was wondering if I could possibly be pregnant and just don’t know it
ReplyHi Jennifer – It’s possible, but you should wait until your missed period before taking a test. If you’re still TTC, input the first day of your last period then make sure to input the average number of days between your periods (last day of your last period to the first day of our next) into the calculator to get your estimated ovulation date. I say this because we default to 28 days, but mine is 30 which obviously adjusts the predicted date of ovulation.
ReplyHave you been tracking your cycle? I used a phone app and did basal body temping to ensure I was ovulating and pinpoint when. Most doctors like to see that you’ve tracked with basal body temping before performing testing: http://www.everydayfamily.com/blog/how-basal-body-temping-helped-me-get-pregnant/. Once you’ve pinpointed when you should be ovulating each month, I recommend using ovulation predictor kits and begin testing a few days before your estimated ovulation date, also start having sex every other day at this time. Once you receive a positive ovulation result, have sex that day and every day for a few days in a row. Here’s some additional info on boosting your odds: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-boosting-your-odds/ and if there may be a problem with conceiving: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-suspecting-a-problem/. Best wishes!
I had sex last month on the 14th the day I ovulate and the day after. Two days later we tried again. My period came late this month and it’s never usually late. So I was wondering why conception didn’t work this month? We have been arguing a lot lately is that a cause of it?
ReplyHi Nahshinda – Stress can affect your cycle, yes. Input the first day of your last period then the average number of days between your periods (last day of your last period to the first day of our next) into the calculator to get your estimated ovulation date.
ReplyHave you been tracking your cycle? I used a phone app and did basal body temping to ensure I was ovulating and pinpoint when. Most doctors like to see that you’ve tracked with basal body temping before performing testing: http://www.everydayfamily.com/blog/how-basal-body-temping-helped-me-get-pregnant/. Once you’ve pinpointed when you should be ovulating each month, I recommend using ovulation predictor kits and begin testing a few days before your estimated ovulation date, also start having sex every other day at this time. Once you receive a positive ovulation result, have sex that day and every day for a few days in a row. Here’s some additional info on boosting your odds: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-boosting-your-odds/ and if there may be a problem with conceiving: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-suspecting-a-problem/. Best wishes!
I had my last period on Jan 21st, it is February 27th now and still no period. Is it time to take a pregnancy test?
ReplyI expected to start my periods on 23 feb 2018 and had sex without protection on 21 Feb 2018.Will I get pregnant?
ReplyHey,i had my period on the 12th of January and finished on the 16th of January.i started having sex since 27th of January,now I got my period again on the 12th of this month and am trying to conceive. And the period is not even coming the it’s suppose to come
ReplyHi there, You may want to speak to your doctor about your fluctuations in cycle and let them know that you’re trying to conceive so that they can advice. Input the first day of your last period then the average number of days between your periods (last day of your last period to the first day of our next) into the calculator to get your estimated ovulation date.
ReplyHave you been tracking your cycle? I used a phone app and did basal body temping to ensure I was ovulating and pinpoint when. Most doctors like to see that you’ve tracked with basal body temping before performing testing: http://www.everydayfamily.com/blog/how-basal-body-temping-helped-me-get-pregnant/. Once you’ve pinpointed when you should be ovulating each month, I recommend using ovulation predictor kits and begin testing a few days before your estimated ovulation date, also start having sex every other day at this time. Once you receive a positive ovulation result, have sex that day and every day for a few days in a row. Here’s some additional info on boosting your odds: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-boosting-your-odds/ and if there may be a problem with conceiving: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-suspecting-a-problem/. Best wishes!
Hi there, can you help me out? I am planning to have a family, but I cant easily get pregnant. I am living with my husband for almost 5 years but still we cant be able to have a baby, I was using a contraceptive pills before and I stop using those for almost 2 years. please help me how.? Thank you.
ReplyHi Kim – Have you met with a doctor? It can’t hurt to meet with someone so that they can review your whole health history and provide recommendations. You may also want to have them test your hormone levels – particularly Progesterone and Estrogen. If they agree it may help, you can take Vitex which is a natural Chasteberry supplement and an enhancer of Progesterone.
ReplyIn order to find when you may be ovulating, input the first day of your last period then the average number of days between your periods (last day of your last period to the first day of our next) into the calculator to get your estimated ovulation date.
Have you been tracking your cycle? I used a phone app and did basal body temping to ensure I was ovulating and pinpoint when. Most doctors like to see that you’ve tracked with basal body temping before performing testing: http://www.everydayfamily.com/blog/how-basal-body-temping-helped-me-get-pregnant/. Once you’ve pinpointed when you should be ovulating each month, I recommend using ovulation predictor kits and begin testing a few days before your estimated ovulation date, also start having sex every other day at this time. Once you receive a positive ovulation result, have sex that day and every day for a few days in a row. Here’s some additional info on boosting your odds: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-boosting-your-odds/ and if there may be a problem with conceiving: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-suspecting-a-problem/. Best wishes!
My first sex with my friend was last January 19 and he said that he didn’t cum inside me but outside the 2nd happened last January 31st and he also didn’t cum. The due date of my menstruation should be last January 30 but until now I haven’t had my period. January 26-29 I was stressed and also lack of sleep. My menstruation is 7 days late, is it because I may be pregnant or due to stress? Please help me.
ReplyHi Rose – I’d recommend taking a pregnancy test ASAP. Best wishes!
Replyhey i have a question so i get my period every 21 days, this month i got it on the 3rd and ended on the 9th i had sex from the 13th-16th with my hubby and then again from the 20th-23rd i started my period yesterday the 24th , when is the day that i am most fertile? we are trying to conceive
ReplyHi there- Input the first day of your last period then the average number of days between your periods (last day of your last period to the first day of our next) into the calculator to get your estimated ovulation date.
ReplyHave you been tracking your cycle? I used a phone app and did basal body temping to ensure I was ovulating and pinpoint when. Most doctors like to see that you’ve tracked with basal body temping before performing testing: http://www.everydayfamily.com/blog/how-basal-body-temping-helped-me-get-pregnant/. Once you’ve pinpointed when you should be ovulating each month, I recommend using ovulation predictor kits and begin testing a few days before your estimated ovulation date, also start having sex every other day at this time. Once you receive a positive ovulation result, have sex that day and every day for a few days in a row. Here’s some additional info on boosting your odds: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-boosting-your-odds/ and if there may be a problem with conceiving: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-suspecting-a-problem/. Best wishes!
Hey so I had my period on Jan 17 2018 and my period end on Jan 21 i had intercourse midnight 23 and my boyfriend said he came inside me and pulled out the rest Is there a chance i may become pregnant 🙁
ReplyHi Teresa – It’s possible. If you’re TTC, input the first day of your last period then the average number of days between your periods (last day of your last period to the first day of our next) into the calculator to get your estimated ovulation date.
ReplyHave you been tracking your cycle? I used a phone app and did basal body temping to ensure I was ovulating and pinpoint when. Most doctors like to see that you’ve tracked with basal body temping before performing testing: http://www.everydayfamily.com/blog/how-basal-body-temping-helped-me-get-pregnant/. Once you’ve pinpointed when you should be ovulating each month, I recommend using ovulation predictor kits and begin testing a few days before your estimated ovulation date, also start having sex every other day at this time. Once you receive a positive ovulation result, have sex that day and every day for a few days in a row. Here’s some additional info on boosting your odds: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-boosting-your-odds/ and if there may be a problem with conceiving: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-suspecting-a-problem/. Best wishes!
Hi im trying to pregnant my period came of December 15th finished on December 19th. What’s the best time for conception to take place?? Please help
ReplyHi I am trying to get pregnant my period finished on the 13th of December and what is the best time for conception to take place.
ReplyHi Chrystal – Input the first day of your last period then the average number of days between your periods (last day of your last period to the first day of our next) into the calculator to get your estimated ovulation date.
ReplyHave you been tracking your cycle? I used a phone app and did basal body temping to ensure I was ovulating and pinpoint when. Most doctors like to see that you’ve tracked with basal body temping before performing testing: http://www.everydayfamily.com/blog/how-basal-body-temping-helped-me-get-pregnant/. Once you’ve pinpointed when you should be ovulating each month, I recommend using ovulation predictor kits and begin testing a few days before your estimated ovulation date, also start having sex every other day at this time. Once you receive a positive ovulation result, have sex that day and every day for a few days in a row. Here’s some additional info on boosting your odds: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-boosting-your-odds/ and if there may be a problem with conceiving: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-suspecting-a-problem/. Best wishes!
Hey my name Kathy I’m trying to have a baby can i came on my period on The 13th of December 2017 and came off on the 17th and the afternoon and ovulation on the 27 of December is take a ovulation test on the 27th is was ovulating but had sex on the 28th and 29th at 8 am can i still have a chance in getting pregnant
ReplyHi Kathy – It’s possible! If your period is late, take a pregnancy test to be sure. But, in case you’re not this round, input the first day of your last period then the average number of days between your periods (last day of your last period to the first day of our next) into the calculator to get your estimated ovulation date.
ReplyHave you been tracking your cycle? I used a phone app and did basal body temping to ensure I was ovulating and pinpoint when. Most doctors like to see that you’ve tracked with basal body temping before performing testing: http://www.everydayfamily.com/blog/how-basal-body-temping-helped-me-get-pregnant/. Once you’ve pinpointed when you should be ovulating each month, I recommend using ovulation predictor kits and begin testing a few days before your estimated ovulation date, also start having sex every other day at this time. Once you receive a positive ovulation result, have sex that day and every day for a few days in a row. Here’s some additional info on boosting your odds: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-boosting-your-odds/ and if there may be a problem with conceiving: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-suspecting-a-problem/. Best wishes!
Can what’s the best date to take a home test
ReplyBetween the16th and 20th
ReplyI had sex with 2 different people and I ovulated on Nov 1st and had sex on the 27th and the 30th-31st and i am now 8wks pregnant when did I most likely get pregnant on the 27th or 30th?
ReplyThe day really cilmax is when you got pregnant
ReplyHi Adriana – Did you use protection with either, increasing your chances of one being the father? It really could be either, as sperm can live in the female reproductive tract for up to five days. I’m sorry I don’t have a better answer for you. Please be sure to discuss this situation with your doctor and they can best advise. Best wishes!
ReplyHello All.. I am new here. We are ttc. We are now using pre seed and I am taking folic acid women one a day and flinstones gummys. this was our first month with all this so we are hoping we get a big fat positive. Any advice you may have will be helpful. last period was Nov 7th 2017 been actively baby dancing daily with pre seed.according to my tracker app I ovulated the 19 thru the 24th so now we are waiting still using pre seed and supplements tho.Baby Dust to all
ReplyJust keep going raw God got never gives if he knows you guys aren’t worthy
ReplyHi, Kaleda. Welcome, and congrats on starting this journey! Input the first day of your last period then the average number of days between your periods (last day of your last period to the first day of our next) into the calculator to get your estimated ovulation date.
ReplyIt sounds like you’ve been tracking your cycle; I used a phone app and did basal body temping to ensure I was ovulating and pinpoint when. Most doctors like to see that you’ve tracked with basal body temping before performing testing: http://www.everydayfamily.com/blog/how-basal-body-temping-helped-me-get-pregnant/. Once you’ve pinpointed when you should be ovulating each month, I recommend using ovulation predictor kits and begin testing a few days before your estimated ovulation date, also start having sex every other day at this time. Once you receive a positive ovulation result, have sex that day and every day for a few days in a row. Here’s some additional info on boosting your odds: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-boosting-your-odds/ and if there may be a problem with conceiving: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-suspecting-a-problem/. Best wishes!
Hello! My period’s first day was November 1st. I had sex on November 11th, but then my period came again on November 20th- the day the embryo should have been planted. What does this mean?
ReplyHi there – This could be implantation bleeding! Take a pregnancy test to be sure. But, in case you’re not this round, input the first day of your last period then the average number of days between your periods (last day of your last period to the first day of our next) into the calculator to get your estimated ovulation date.
ReplyHave you been tracking your cycle? I used a phone app and did basal body temping to ensure I was ovulating and pinpoint when. Most doctors like to see that you’ve tracked with basal body temping before performing testing: http://www.everydayfamily.com/blog/how-basal-body-temping-helped-me-get-pregnant/. Once you’ve pinpointed when you should be ovulating each month, I recommend using ovulation predictor kits and begin testing a few days before your estimated ovulation date, also start having sex every other day at this time. Once you receive a positive ovulation result, have sex that day and every day for a few days in a row. Here’s some additional info on boosting your odds: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-boosting-your-odds/ and if there may be a problem with conceiving: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-suspecting-a-problem/. Best wishes!
Hey I am new ttc club. I was wondering if you are pregnant?
ReplyI had sex on oct 25 it said I be fertile on the 25 thru the 30 I started my period or bleed for two day can I be pregnant I had my period on oct 16
ReplyHi there – Have you taken a test yet? Best wishes for the result you’re hoping for!
ReplyMy estimated ovulation date was 21October I had intercourse on 17 October what are my chances of being pregnant?? Please help..thanks !
ReplyHi Layla – It’s possible! But in case you’re not this round, input the first day of your last period then the average number of days between your periods (last day of your last period to the first day of our next) into the calculator to get your estimated ovulation date.
ReplyHave you been tracking your cycle? I used a phone app and did basal body temping to ensure I was ovulating and pinpoint when. Most doctors like to see that you’ve tracked with basal body temping before performing testing: http://www.everydayfamily.com/blog/how-basal-body-temping-helped-me-get-pregnant/. Once you’ve pinpointed when you should be ovulating each month, I recommend using ovulation predictor kits and begin testing a few days before your estimated ovulation date, also start having sex every other day at this time. Once you receive a positive ovulation result, have sex that day and every day for a few days in a row. Here’s some additional info on boosting your odds: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-boosting-your-odds/ and if there may be a problem with conceiving: http://www.everydayfamily.com/preconception-suspecting-a-problem/. Best wishes!
Last month in September 2017 my period started on the 28th and ended on the 30th, and I just did some math and I had sex and he came in me on the day a calculator said I ovulated which was October 16th, 2017 …..is this bad
Replyyes sweetie, u can be pregnant, if u ovulated, it means u released an egg, so its highly probable. and its not a bad thing.
Replywhere you pregnant? it could have been implantation bleeding.
ReplyLast month in September 2017 my period started on the 28th and ended on the 30th, and I just did some math and I had sex and he came in me on the day a calculator said I ovulated…..is this bad
ReplyI saw my period on the 29/9/2017 last day was 4/10/2017 when is my ovulate day or unsafe sex days.
Replyso basically how to work this out is to count 14 days from the first day of ur period, although u can get pregnant right after your period as semen tends to survive for up to 7 days in the uterus awaiting an egg to release. good luck. and is there any news on ur condition?
Replyu will most likely ovulate on the 12th to 14th day of your cycle, remember to include ur period days also.
ReplyHi there! Input the 9/29 date and the average number of days between your cycles into the calculator to find your estimated date. Please know that there is a several day window before and after this date. If you’re trying to avoid pregnancy you may either want to get on some form of birth control or try natural family planning: https://www.everydayfamily.com/blog/natural-birth-control-might-need-try/ and https://www.everydayfamily.com/blog/truth-using-natural-family-planning-birth-control/.
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