What's the reason for early ovulation and does it sway girl or boy?

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Originally Posted by Lown

Hi, just another thought and I have no evidence to support this but maybe having sperm in the reproductive tract is 'sensed' by the body and helps speed up ovulation.

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There are some animals in which this happens, but it's not believed to occur in humans (still, ya never know.)

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Originally Posted by Dreamofpink

I have read that an orgasm can induce ov but can't remember where I read it or how accurate that is. I guess you'd have to be close to ov anyway.

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That one is probably an OWT. :)

Oh man. Now I am freaked out! The month I conceived I Oed later than usual. On CD 17.... Possibly 16. Got my pos. OPK on the morning on CD 16. Dang!! I dont feel like I was overly stressed or anything. Still a good chance that this is a girl? I know you guys cant tell me for sure, but any reassurance would be awesome!!

I wouldn't worry one way or the other. I always ov'd late--between days 17-22-and the month I conceived this baby was the earliest ever-- at day 14--and it's a boy.

Thanks! That makes me feel a little better :)

We got our son on an early O, infact 10 days early, No idea why.

oxox for some reason I can't quote right now but answering your post:

Did you read the part about there being more than one reason for late ovulation??

If your cycle is regularly normal and gets longer on LE Diet, that indicates you are more pink friendly.

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Originally Posted by ICB3

I wouldn't worry one way or the other. I always ov'd late--between days 17-22-and the month I conceived this baby was the earliest ever-- at day 14--and it's a boy.

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If you usually O late because of low estrogen and then your estrogen goes up, you can O sooner and still have swayed blue.

Atomic,

I did see that, but I must have read it wrong!! Thank you so much for answering my question!

LOL that sounded a little bit snippy, I'm sorry!! I just meant to redirect your attention there, not to go all "read the faq" on ya! ;)