If you've been prescribed two types of insulin to be taken at once (mixed dose), skip to the instructions in the next section. 1  Draw the required number of units of air into the syringe by pulling the plunger back. 2  Insert the needle into the rubber stopper of the insulin bottle. 3  Turn the bottle and syringe upside-down.
If you find that you are still not ovulating even when you are taking Primolut, your doctor may decide that you need to take a prescription, like Clomid to help you start ovulating as well. These are popular prescriptions to pair together so that a woman will have a better chance at becoming pregnant.
you have to ovulate before you get your period thats just how it works, ovulation is what causes you period as for the other questions, you can get pregnant as soon as a few weeks after...that doesnt mean you will but some times some people can, everyone is different breastfeeding tends to stop ovulation for a while but you can still ovulate as early as someone who isnt breastfeeding...like i said before everyone is different