Bharati Lahiri

It is normally done between 11 to 13.6 weeks of your pregnancy. It is a standard routine test, so please don't worry about it and take care of your health.

Since I had PCOS, my cycles were totally unpredictable, and my doctor told me that ovulation can happen anytime, even right after periods. So yes, it is very possible to conceive then. Don't rely on guesswork, use ovulation strips to know for sure.

Actually yaar, it is completely safe unless you have complications like low-lying placenta. Better to just ask your gynac once to be tension-free.

In my pregnancy, I had thyroid issues so I was constantly at the clinic for follow-ups. I asked my doctor about this, and she reassured me that muscle contractions from an orgasm are different from labor contractions. Still, keep your doctor in the loop about your routine.

Please be very cautious with this. Since I had a miscarriage, I learned that relying on wrong tests can give false hope or unwanted stress. Ovulation tests can cross-react with pregnancy hormones, but only a proper pregnancy kit or a doctor's beta-hCG blood test is 100% reliable.