You can have a period and not ovulate. Some women can feel ovulation, others cannot. There is usually a change in cervical mucus (you get more of it and it has a kind of "snot" consistency - yes EWWW) and it goes away immediately after O. I get a low cramp for a couple of hours. If you are charting your basal body temp each morning, it rises right after O.
__________________ Christy (30) married to Earl (42) since 1/17/97
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DD Alyssa
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born 11/2001 Regular periods/ovulation until 11/2004 Self-Diagnosed 2/1/2005 ~*~ Officially Diagnosed "Non-Traditional PCOS" 6/7/2005 Metformin ER 1500mg. Phentermine 35mg. Synthroid .075mcg.
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Update: 05/07 - I've lost 20 pounds and am having regular, ovulatory cycles again! |