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Add up the number of days, divide by 4 months, and you get an average of 30 days. With that number, you can predict the first day of your next period when adding 30 days to the last. So, if my last period started on February 2, I add 30 days and come up with March 4 for the first day of my next period.
Getting to know how your body changes during the ovulation phase will help you recognize the signs of ovulation and take some of the guess work out of trying to figure it out. In conclusion. To know how soon you ovulate after your period takes knowing your body. Track and Chart using ovulation kits, body temperature methods, and observing cervical mucus to understand your cycle. There really isnât a solid answer as each woman is different.