You ovulate about 14 days before the start of your period. So if you ever have a short cycle (say 24 days from the first day of one period to the first day of the next and you ovulate 14 days before the start of that second period...if your period lasts 5 days you ovulated 5 days after your period ended. If you have a very short cycle it is possible to ovulate within a few days of the end of your period.
I hope this helps.
that seems to make a little more sense to me... and thats a good reason because the ultrasound tech did indeed seem to really not know what she was doing and when i got my 2nd ultrasound aug 8 i had the same tech and it was the same issue some else had to be called in to assist her and help her as well.far as the ovulating early i kinda thought so myself so when i ask my doc she explained the its kinda unlikely do the fact my lining of the uterus having even prepared to bulid back up frm the bleeding (idk) something in that form.. i never heard that you ovulate a day or two after your period stops??
Don't count back 13 weeks from a pregnancy date given you by an ultrasound if you are trying to figure out when you conceived. Medical dating counts back to your presumed first day of your last cycle, not to your conception date.
Also, gestational age and fetal age are slightly different. Gestational age is usually based on your last menstrual period...but actual conception (and thus actual fetal age) takes place about 2 weeks or so AFTER the start of your last menstrual period. SO...if you are 13 weeks gestation, conception took place approximately 11 weeks before.
With that in mind, I get an approximate conception date of April 12...looks as though you may have ovulated early so using the LMP date to estimate due day may not work...IF the ultrasound is accurate.
You should be having another, more comprehensive ultrasound right around now. It is usually scheduled for around 18-20 weeks.