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Ovulation & Fertility 101 | How to Track Your Cycle to Get Pregnant

Want to get pregnant faster? Understand your menstrual cycle, track ovulation, and boost your chances with expert tips.

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Introduction

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Four Phases of Menstrual Cycle

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Tracking Ovulation

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Ovulation Testing Timimg

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Conclusion

Wondering what’s the secret to getting pregnant? It all starts with understanding ovulation. In this video, we break down the four phases of the menstrual cycle—Menstrual, Follicular, Ovulation, and Luteal—and explain how to pinpoint your fertile window. Learn how ovulation typically occurs 14 days before your next period, and how to use ovulation tests and track physical symptoms like bloating or breast tenderness. With just a 12–24-hour window to conceive, timing is everything. Stay informed, stay prepared, and give yourself the best chance of success. Here's to smart tracking and happy baby-making!

Hello there.

Are you too wondering what’s the secret to getting pregnant? Let me give you hint, it starts with an O.

Yes, it’s all about understanding ovulation. The menstrual cycle is your body's monthly preparation for possible pregnancy, lasting around 28-30 days.

There are four phases to it - The Menstrual phase, the Follicular phase, then comes the Ovulation phase and finally, the Luteal phase.

Now, timing ovulation is crucial; in a 28-day cycle, it happens about 14 days before the next period

So don’t forget to track your ovulation religiously to maximise your chances of pregnancy.

Ovulation tests can help too. Start testing a few days before expected ovulation. A positive test means ovulation is likely within 24-36 hours.

Remember, ovulation lasts just 12-24 hours. Recognising symptoms like breast tenderness, bloating, or slight cramping can help pinpoint your most fertile days.

While you have your fingers crossed, keep an eye on your cycle to give it your best shot.

Always be informed to be sure.

Happy baby-making!