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If youu2019re struggling to conceive, thereu2019s a good chance that youu2019re experiencing late ovulation and conception. Late ovulation is a condition in which your ovaries donu2019t release an egg until late in the menstrual cycle. This can cause problems because eggs arenu2019t available when sperm need them the most - during the early part of the menstrual cycle. Late ovulation might also be a sign that you have problems with your fertility. If youu2019re concerned that you may have late ovulation, here are some things to consider.<br>
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In conclusion, each cycle of your reproductive system has its own characteristics, and they all work together as one harmonious whole in order to get you pregnant. If you’re struggling to conceive, there’s a good chance that you’re experiencing late ovulation and conception. Late ovulation is a condition in which your ovaries don’t release an egg until late in the menstrual cycle. This can cause problems because eggs aren’t available when sperm need them the most - during the early part of the menstrual cycle. Late ovulation might also be a sign that you have problems with your fertility. If you’re concerned that you may have late ovulation, here are some things to consider. When you are trying to get pregnant , you sure to know roughly if not exactly about the time you ovulate , so that you can know the best time to conceive that is few days before or the day after you ovulate , these seems because the sperm can live in the body for more than 48 hours which gives you a short window of opportunity and you don’t want to let go of this opportunity now can you. Also there must be some precautions you must take when you are trying to conceive so that your actions result in positive steps and you can be healthy and have good vibes throughout. What is ovulation It Is the release of an egg from your ovary , into your fallopian tube , which typically happens about 13-15 days before the start of your each period that is your period , and the timing of ovulation can vary cycle to cycle and you may also have a cycle where you don’t ovulate at all. The development and release of an egg each cycle occurs in response to intricate ups and downs of your reproductive hormones , which is affected by energy , nutrition , your emotions etc. How ovulation works Tiny eggs develop in sacs called follicles in your ovaries , and those follicles develop several months before they are ready to release their egg , and there are follicles at several stages of development. Follicles undergoes changes which lead up to ovulation , developing many parts and layers which have their own function , but most follicles , though, never reach ovulation , dying off different phases of development or pre- development. When a follicle is ready to release egg , the egg travels out of the ovary and is taken upto the fallopian tube , and after the egg is released , it has about 12-24 hours to get fertilized by the sperm in the fallopian tube , if the egg doesn’t get fertilized by the sperm in that short window , it begins to degrade , and if it gets fertilized , it travels to the uterus over the following 6-12 days to be possible to implant a pregnancy All these changes are the events driven forward by the cyclic changes in your reproductive hormones , which control a selection and development of your follicles , the release of each egg and the preparation of your uterus for possible implementation. What is late ovulation
late ovulation occurs when a person ovulate close to the onset of their next menstrual period. Late or delayed ovulation occurs after 21 days of the menstrual cycle , the average cycle is about 28 days long means ovulation occurs around day 14 of your cycle , people with more prolonged or irregular cycles tend to ovulate later or they may not ovulate every cycle. Causes of late ovulation The menstrual cycle has three phases • • • The follicular phase where ovarian follicles develops and the eggs mature in anticipation of it’s release Ovulation The luteal phase , where follicle closes and hormones are released which trigger shedding of the uterine lining unless pregnancy is occurred Luteal phase remains constant the late ovulation or even absent , may be caused due to the prolonged follicular phase. Moreover late ovulation is caused by hormonal imbalances, which may be temporary or long term depending upon the cause. Some reasons for this is: Stress Stress either physical or mental or emotional can have a negative impact on ovulation you may experience a change in your menstrual cycle , some of the reasons that cause stress are abuse , illness , the death of loved one , surviving natural disaster Polycystic ovary syndrome(PCOS) PCOS is the most common factor that causes female infertility , the symptoms include irregular or absent period , high level of male hormones ( causing facial hair and severe acne) , cysts on the ovaries , having overweight or obesity. Breastfeeding Prolactin , the hormone necessary for producing of breast milk , supresses ovulation and menstruation , if you breastfeed exclusively , your period may stop while you’re nursing. Medication While the consumption of certain medication Can inhibit ovulation such as long term use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories , some antipsychotic medications , drugs like marijuana or cocaine , study says that there could be five day delay in follicular rupture and subsequent release of egg who take the drug meloxicam a drug used to treat arthritis. Affect of late ovulation on fertility and conception
An egg needs to be fertilised within 12 to 24 hours of it’s release for pregnancy to occur , so if the ovulation is irregular it makes it harder to predict your fertile time , it doesn’t mean you won’t get pregnant the process will be a little difficult. Some of the effects of late ovulation on your monthly cycle are: • • • • • Premature ovarian failure Hyperprolactinemia, which is a condition , where too much prolactin is produce which inhibits ovulation A typical noncancerous tumour may occur on your pituitary gland Hypothyroidism PCOS How does late ovulation affect menstruation Late ovulation may lead to heavy bleeding when you menstruate, the hormone estrogen peaks in the first half of the menstrual cycle , causing the uterine lining to thicken and engorge with blood , it triggers the release of hormone progesterone which stimulates the gland housed in the uterine lining that help support a fertilised egg If the ovulation gets delayed or absent , estrogen continues to secrete cause the uterine lining to keep growing , eventually to such an extent where it becomes unstable and shreds , which leads to heavy menstrual flow. late ovulation and conceptio