Ok i hold a question going on for ovulation.......

ok ovulation is when a egg is relesed from the fallopin tubes to the utrus .and that is simply when the girl can get pregnat right? because specifically when the eggs are in the utrus . And how long is that time to find pregnat. thanks I of late finished 7 grade science
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Correction: Ovulation is the time when the ovum (egg) is released from the ovary. It will then travel down the fallopian tube and into the uterine cavity. It is during the 2-3 daylight journey contained by the fallopian tube that pregnancy occurs. If the ovum meet with sperm contained by the tube, then the zygote (fertilized egg) will travel into the uterine cavity, settle into the endometrium (uterine lining) and verbs to grow. IF fertilization does not occur, later the egg will end up surrounded by the uterus, and the lining will be shed. By this point, the egg is unmoving, and cannot be fertilized.

What are some reasons for a missed/skipped term?

Ovulation is when an ovum (egg) is released from the follicle in the ovary. It is after usually brushed into the fallopian tube by the fimbrae, which are fingerlike projections off the finish of the fallopian tube. The egg travels down the fallopian tube toward the uterus. Fertilization can take place up to 2 or 3 days AFTER ovulation, but intercourse beforehand ovulation can result in pregnancy if nearby are viable sperm still in the womanly reproductive system when ovulation occurs.
If you are asking because you have intercourse and are afraid you may be pregnant, or if you are thinking about becoming sexually alive, please contact your doctor immediately. Hope this help.

Is this withdrawl bleeding?

The first 2 answers are on the money. Generally women get pregnant or are simply fertile during a short time frame during their cycle (about a daytime, but other factors play a role). You are most fertile while the egg is still traveling through the fallopian tube, not when it is in the uterus (although it is still possible to become pregnant at anytime during your cycle).





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