20/10/2026
Do you know what happens around Day 14 of your cycle? 🩸
Day 1 is the first day of your period. In a 28-day cycle, ovulation is often estimated to occur around day 14. This is when an egg is released from an o***y.
But everyone's cycle is different. Not all cycles are 28 days, and ovulation can happen earlier or later, even in regular cycles.
Understanding your usual pattern can help you notice changes. During perimenopause, cycles may become less predictable, and ovulation may not occur every cycle.
Tracking your cycle and symptoms over a few months may help you identify changes and provide useful information to discuss with a health professional.
Save this as a reminder to get to know your cycle.
General educational information only and not a substitute for personalised medical advice.