... Once (and still) Infertile, but still Schnarky as hell. This blog is dedicated to the daily ramblings from the mind of Nancy. It isn't about anything profound in the grand scheme of things, but it ~is~ about things in my life, schnarkiness always included. I have a second blog, listed in my profile, but the blogs will continue to remain separate.
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I used to think it was 12 to 24 hours, which I assumed was pretty standard. However, when my OB was figuring out my dates for how far along I was supposed to be back in Oct. she told me it's *possible* for an egg to be fertilized up to 48 hours after ovulation....but I would say the "average" is 24 hours.
The accepted maximum is about 24 hours, but most are probably fertilised within 12.
J
I also heard the 24 hour thing... but have done zero research to back that up.
Did you ask your doc?
Nope. Haven't asked my doc, but I will.
With each of my IUIs, I've had ripe eggs at the morning appointment and I get triggered. Then the next morning, there is free floating fluid, indicating ovulation. So I always ovulate in the 24 hours in between trigger and insemination - backed up by u/s. I was just wondering what if I O'd immediately after trigger and it's 24 hours before insemination.
Like everyone else I heard 24 hours.
I thought I heard 12-36 hours :)
But I'm thinking more like 12-24, Kind of like I hear sperm can live up to 6 days but more like 3.
I really dont know though (on either, what I learn and what is are two different things).
'bout 12 hours seems to be the most common answer
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