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How to determine NOD???

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Fie
Ladies, how do you know when your PERIOD is due and how can you tell if you're overdue? I'm now on round 3; I don't even count the first one because everything was perfect timing-wise and I was probably still shedding.
For my 2nd round, I ovulated on CD 24 and got my period on day 34.
Now for my 3rd round, I ovulated again on CD 24. When can I expect my period?
Did an early test this morning and it was negative...
I had ovulated on 1/12.

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  1. Moedertjuh #2

    I’d just count 14 days after your ovulation. So stick with Dec 15.

  2. Amélie #3

    I use the app "Mijn Kalender" and it's always accurate for ovulation and menstruation. You do need to have a regular cycle though. I find it handy because in the past, when the gynecologist asked when my last period was, I'd be like "uuuuh, I don't remember anymore ????????????" Now, everything is recorded: ovulation, fertility, etc.

  3. Fie started this #4

    I have that app too, but it's not linked to your body, so it's never 100% accurate in my case... so I don't rely on it either.

  4. Amélie #5

    Yes, as I said, it depends on the cycle. For me, it's always on the day he predicts.

  5. Anonymous Guest #6

    It's calculated as 14 days after ovulation. If you're using ovulation tests, it's 16 days after a positive test, since those are positive 24-48 hours before ovulation.

  6. Feyre #7

    I know my LF is 12 days because it’s been the same for 3 months now, even when I was pregnant and the cycle after the miscarriage. By tracking my temperature and using ovulation tests, I know my egg release, and I add 12 days to that to figure out my NOD.

  7. Fie started this #8

    Just tested and it was very faint positive!!!

  8. Moedertjuh #9

    Indeed! Now we hope they grow nicely. Congratulations in advance!

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