Does Ovulation Always Occur on Cycle Day (CD) 14?
Ovulation
Obie Editorial Team
No, ovulation does not always occur on cycle day (CD) 14. This is the most widely held fertility myth. Belief in this myth has caused the following results:
If you don't know exactly when you may ovulate, then diagnostic tests and therapies may possibly be performed at an inappropriate time in the woman’s cycle. These include infertility procedures such as post-coital tests and endometrial biopsies, as well as general health procedures such as mammograms and diaphragm fittings. Studies have shown again and again that ovulation often happens on a day other than CD 14, even in women with a 28-day cycle. Doing a temperature chart will help you identify your ovulation day and improve your chances of getting pregnant.
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