I am not entirely certain if I am approaching this correctly—I should probably head over to Mount Sinai to get everything checked out—but I was hoping to inquire about early pregnancy blood tests. Does anyone happen to know how early one can actually have their blood drawn to ensure the results are, well, 100% reliable?
About 10 to 12 days after ovulation should be fine. 🙂
Bradley Barnes90 said:Why can't moderators just ban themselves? 😕 🤔 I tried to give myself a little break—maybe a 7-day ban since I've been acting up—but the system won't let me...😠 Any advice? 🙂
coastalraven93 said:It's me again, please don't laugh. I was just wondering if it's actually possible to use different usernames for a single email address.
No, it isn't. Don't tell me you guys are all sharing one inbox instead of having your own private ones? 😕
I’ve heard from several people that investing in $100 might just be a waste of money.
www.fertilityfriend.com --> you can find a lot of info here on tracking fertile windows. You can also build a free chart to log your basal temperature and other metrics, and the site will calculate your ovulation for you. Just don't rely on this as your primary form of birth control 😉
You can't just use math to pinpoint fertile days with any real certainty. If anything, it's more of a guessing game.
If you actually want to know, you’re looking at tracking basal body temperature, monitoring cervical mucus, checking cervical position, or getting regular ultrasounds... something along those lines. Purely from a mathematical standpoint? It’s just not reliable.