I recently had sex on the 15th day of my cycle. He pulled out and then I realized that I may be ovulating soon. I did not check for any ovulation symptoms that day but the next day at about 9 am I noticed creamy cervical fluid and I also noticed my cervix was high and squishy. I decided to check an hour or two later and my discharge went immediately to clear watery discharge. Today, my discharge is watery and I have lots of it. I read though that you should have thick mucus in the first two weeks of pregnancy then the watery is supposed to be after that. My CM is pretty much clear sometimes foggy and I took plan b on day 16. So three questions: Am I just not ovulating yet and getting ready to? Did I ovulate during CD 15, get pregnant and am continuing to have a high soft cervix w/ watery discharge due to early pregnancy symptoms? And question three: So let's say I wasn't ovulating yet and I took plan b during me preparing for it. Will my cervix and cervical fluid continue to prepare until i actually ovulate or is that process supposed to stop and continue later as well??? One more thing I am pretty sure my cervix was low and hard on CD 14 but I wasn't sure. To my understanding (I could be doing everything wrong) I ovulate between the 17th day and the 21st. (Getting this info from temping My temperature usually rises between the 18th day and the 23rd and my breasts would get real sore and plump for lack of a better word)
Pregnant? Ovulation? Cervical position/ CM after plan b?
Question posted by KatyMaLady on 20 Nov 2015
Last updated on 21 March 2018 by Maddy1996
On a different tangent, it is near impossible to get someone pregnant from pre ejaculate because of the significantly smaller amount of sperm that may or even may not be in the pre ejaculate. So why do so many women swear that they got pregnant by it?
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Did you get pregnant? I'm in the same boat
Hi Katie, I'd like to know where you discovered that pre-ejaculate contains no sperm or not in in sufficient content to cause pregnancy (a peer reviewed journal please) (even here). The plan B gives you a large dose of hormones which are designed to induce ovulation and a mini period is indicative of this action as making the uterus unfriendly to implantation. You cant take one weeks ahead in anticipation of unprotected sex.
It only takes one sperm to get lucky and the 'harmless' pre-ejaculate contains thousands to tens of thousands of sperm.
Have a read: https://www.drugs.com/plan-b.html AND https://www.drugs.com/sfx/plan-b-one-step-side-effects.html
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