All women ovulate exactly 2 weeks before their period begins. That is 14 days. A 23 day cycle-14 days back to your ovulation=9. The 9th day of your cycle would have been when you ovulated, and unless you have a 2-4 day period then it wouldn't be most likely to get pregnant 7 days after your period.
I have read that the optimal age is 23.
Generally day 14 is prime time. Yours might be between 14-20.
Yes. On top of getting pregnant, the 23 yo woman would get arrested for Statuatory Rape of the 15 yo boy (even the sex was consensual).
Yes... but I don't suggest it. because if your mare is 23 years old its like trying to get a 68 year old woman pregnant.
Yes. Don't worry
You can count backwards 14 days and that is the time of ovulation. When you have a short cycle like this you ovulate around day 9 instead of day 14 as typical with a woman with a 28 day cycle. Get an average if you can of the past 6 months to see if all the cycles are the same. If they are than you can plan intercourse for the day before or of ovulation for the best chance of conceiving.
Depends on the parents of the 17 year old. If they press charges or not.
Are you sure you're not pregnant?
Most health care providers will tell you there is no real safe day because there is always a slight chance you can become pregnant, if your cycle is not always regular.Ovulation (fertile period) occurs about 14 days before your period starts, so first, you must know the duration of yourmenstrual cycle: the first day of your last menstrual period (first day of bleeding) to the first day of your next menstrual period. This is the duration of your menstrual cycle.The duration varies from woman to woman, it averages between 25 and 33 days.Ovulation occurs nears the middle of the cycle for most women, day 8 to day 21 (depending on the duration of your cycle).One week before and one week after the approximate day of ovulation is considered to be your fertile period.The days before and after the fertile period is called the safe period. If your cycle is every 30 days, your fertile period runs from day 9 until day 23. Days 1 - 8 and 24 - 30 would be considered your "safe period". (Remember sperm can survive in the female reproductive tract for up to a week!)Because illness, stress, dieting and emotions can throw off the fertile period, this method is not highly recommended for women who do not want to become pregnant. Learning more about your cycle; cervical mucus changes, changes to the cervix, etc, is a much safer and effective means of natural family planning.
That is very difficult to say without knowing your cycle history normally, but it would have been approximately 14 days after the start of the last period if you usually had a cycle lasting about 28 days. Your doctor was probably calculating the date from your last period. If your cycle is shorter, the date of conception would have been earlier, and later if your cycles were longer than average.
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