Can I ask about cycle lengths - is yours consistent? To some degree? Not at all?
I know the day a woman ovulates can change, but how much can it change? Slightly, a day or two? Or can it change more?
Just curious as it seems mine are all over the place, which I find odd... AF arrived 28 days after my D&C, smack on 28 days. Then last cycle was 30 days but I feel like I ovulated on CD14, which makes the LP 16 days??? This one, who knows, but I feel like I ovulated around CD11... very early for me!
Before having babies I was always a 28-30 day cycle, pretty consistent. I guess I haven't really had any sort of regular cycles in between kids so I don't know if pregnancy has altered things... also could be the mc still stuffing things round...
Mine vary by a couple of days although the last 3 months back to 28 days. After my first mc cycles went down to 24 days then to 33 before getting back on track .
Since going off BC almost 3 years ago my cycles have gone from 120 days to around 80ish days and now they are 45-60 days. 45 days was the shortest EVER for me (not including clomid ) My M/C didn't really change anything because my cycles are ridiculous anyway!
Since going off BC I had a 48 day anovular cycle, a 34 day cycle with a 4 day LP, a 41 day cycle with an 8 day LP, and this cycle I have no idea when I o'd but I got a BFP on CD 41. I think maybe I o'd on CD 18, which is very early for me. All over the shop and very hard to chart!
One thing I have learned here on BB, and find endlessly reassuring, is that "normal" cycles are NOT normal!
Mine have always been 28 days, but I can have AF for up to 10 days since I had DD. First m/c, things went back to normal straight away (after d&c), and second m/c took a couple of months to get back on track (natural). After the first one - we m/c in April and got my BFP for DD in July.
Before having my girls I was a 28 day cycle every time and that was not on pill. Now I can have a 22-34 day cycle. I am having flow length issues though ATM so I know with me there is a problem hopefully to be sorted.
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