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Can a woman actually not ovulate?
I never thought about thisin before. Can a woman not ovulate even though she still gets her period each month? -thanks.
yes it is very possible that although you do have a cycle every month you do not ovulaet every cycle.I would conult you/ a Ob/GYN. I have an Aunt that is a head nurse (20yrs). I asked her that with my situation alhough I do no have a regular cycle every month do I sitll ovulate. The answer was yes its just harder for me to know when i am ovulating, therefore making it a lil more tricky to get pregnant. But my answer to you is do not give up I am 32 no children and I refuse to give up!!!! Good Luck!
I was just wondering. I don't know if I ovulate or not lol. I assume so haha, like I said, I was just wondering and had never thought about that question before. Thanks still the same both of you: ).
Thanks Clysta :)
Lillipie: I should have verified the question further. I was under the impression it had just happened one month. I would check with a doctor as Clysta said if you are having periods and have never ovulated. Will you please let us know what they say?
Lillipie: I should have verified the question further. I was under the impression it had just happened one month. I would check with a doctor as Clysta said if you are having periods and have never ovulated. Will you please let us know what they say?
Technically yes, it's possible. It's called an anovulatory cycle. A doctor would be able to determine if this pertains to the female and question, and will be able to help provide answers to her about what to do.
..so a woman can have her periods but have Never ovulated in her whole life?: ).
Hello,
Yes, a woman can still have her monthly period even though ovulation has not occurred. Good luck to you :)
Yes, a woman can still have her monthly period even though ovulation has not occurred. Good luck to you :)
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