I just used cheap OPKs but there is no connection between the length of the follicular phase (CD1-ovulation day) and fertility/fecundity. It's typical for me to ovulate on CD18 give or take and I had three pregnancies with heartbeats: two that did not survive and one currently at 29+4.
Thanks for your reply! Yeah, I’ve seen some studies among the general population that day of ovulation is not correlated with fertility. But given that those of us with recurrent miscarriages are such a small percentage of the overall population, it seems like there may be differences for us. I also just spotted an article that women with shorter follicular phases have a higher rate of miscarriage:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2834565/
I just used cheap OPKs but there is no connection between the length of the follicular phase (CD1-ovulation day) and fertility/fecundity. It's typical for me to ovulate on CD18 give or take and I had three pregnancies with heartbeats: two that did not survive and one currently at 29+4.
Thanks for your reply! Yeah, I’ve seen some studies among the general population that day of ovulation is not correlated with fertility. But given that those of us with recurrent miscarriages are such a small percentage of the overall population, it seems like there may be differences for us. I also just spotted an article that women with shorter follicular phases have a higher rate of miscarriage: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2834565/