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can someone please tell me what a luteal phase is?

i know its awful that i don't know sense i have been ttc for 2 years but i just don't understand about the luteal(sorry if its spelled wrong lol) phase. plz help!?!?!?

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  • 1 decade ago
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    Hi, your luteal phase is the time between ovulation and your period. The cycle is split into two phase, split by ovulation. The first phase is called the follicular phase which is the time from your period up until ovulation and the follicular phase is the remainder of your cycle as i said above. It is really important to know and understand your cycle to give yourself the best chance to concieve each month. log on to fetilityfriend.com. It will give your an internet based course that will teach you all about tracking your cycles and understanding your body more.

    It's not awful that you don't know, lots of women don't know this stuff and it's great that you are seeking help here. that shows initiative and intelligence so don't put yourself down! Good luck ttc xxx

  • 1 decade ago

    Its the timing from ovulation to your period. This is the second half of your cycle. On average it should be 12-14 days. But mostly 14days. Your luteal phase is your two week wait. Anything after 16 and before 10 i think is not normal and may pose as a problem in becoming pregnant.

    Lots of Baby Dust

  • 1 decade ago

    The Luteal phase is the time in between ovulation and your period, i think it ranges from 10-14 days. This is the time where your body produces progesterone, which is important for a healthy pregnancy..if not enuff progesterone is made or the Luteal phase is too short it may prevent the egg being implanted successfully.

  • it is from ovulation to a period so basically my luteal phase is 15 because i come on my period 15 days after ovulation

    zantia x x

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  • 1 decade ago

    The portion of the menstrual cycle that begins with the formation of the corpus luteum [ovulation] and ends with the start of the menstrual flow, [usually 14 days in length if you have a regular 28day cycle].

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