This question has been in my head since few days. I always thought ovulation stops once ur pregnant but a friend said something different and now im confused. Can someone clear this up?
Oh my god, no, I don't think so. When I was pregnant, my gynac explained that once the baby is conceived, your body completely dedicates itself to carrying that baby. I felt so many changes, and my cycles completely stopped. It's fascinating how the body focuses entirely on one pregnancy at a time.
That's a good question, but the answer is no, you cannot ovulate while pregnant. Your body's hormones are all working to support the existing pregnancy, which prevents ovulation. It's one of the amazing ways our bodies manage to grow and protect a baby. So no need to worry about that.
My MIL always used to say that once a woman is pregnant, her body is only for the baby, no new eggs released. And actually, our doctor also confirmed this. When you are pregnant, you don't ovulate again. The hormones stop that cycle.
No, beta, you don't ovulate during pregnancy. Once you're pregnant, your body stops releasing eggs because the hormones are focused on maintaining the pregnancy. If you were ovulating, it would mean your body is preparing for another pregnancy, which doesn't happen when you're already carrying one. It's a complete stop.
Beta, once you are pregnant, your body stops its normal cycle of ovulation. My Amma always explained it like your body is completely busy making one baby, so it doesn't try to make another egg. So, no, you don't ovulate during pregnancy. It's a natural process.
No, dear, medically speaking, your body doesn't ovulate once you're pregnant. The hormones like progesterone increase and prevent the release of new eggs. Just like how we have to be careful about what we eat, the body also regulates its cycles very strictly to protect the ongoing pregnancy. Your doctor can explain it better.
