If I own a interval (not on the pill), does that automatically indicate that I own ovulated and that I am fertile?

If I own a interval (not on the pill), does that automatically indicate that I own ovulated and that I am fertile?
No, having a time of year doesn't mean a woman is fertile. My friend who is battle infertility has a length every month. The monthly flow does not ensure ovulation or fertility.
The best way to find out if you ARE indeed ovulating is next to a simple bloodtest. However, most doctors wouldn't do this unless there be reason to check... approaching, say, for instance, if you own been trying to conceive for a long time, unsucessfully.
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No having a time of year does not mean that you are ovulating. You could be have a period and not releasing any eggs.
No, have a period relates to your hormonal menstrual cycle. It is possible to hold anovulatory (no ovulation) menstrual cycles. Also ovulation does not necessary cause you fertile. Fertility also require intact fallopian tubes and a uterus capable of acceptance a fertilized ova (implantation). For example, women who have have a tubal-ligation are infertile (sterile) due to the tubal-ligation, but still ovulate.
Yep. You're fertile.
Barren women don't ovulate. Your period is the RESULT of ovulation.
By the time you hold your period, the egg have been released (you've ovulated) and is very soon being shed along near the endometrial lining (period blood). It's microscopic, so don't try to find it :)
You will probably ovulate again within a couple weeks (if you have a 28 afternoon cycle). If you want to know exactly when, for trying to get pregnant, or freshly for fun, this site has some different ways to track it:
http://healthresources.caremark.com/topi...