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Ovary Rotation

   In a previous post on my blog, I wrote about which ovary I ovulated from. That post can be found in When to Expect Positive Ovulation Tests. 

    This new post is inspired by my previous one, but for a slightly different reason. I had a visit to the Emergency Room, where my health care provider noted that I had a complex cyst on my left side, which was most likely due to ovulation. I generally would go to the Emergency Room around menstruation due to severe abdominal pain. I decided to create a chart of when I likely ovulated and would ovulate in future cycles.

    More recently, I had my second laparoscopy for Endometriosis, and my right fallopian tube was removed. When a woman has one fallopian tube, timing ovulation becomes necessary for natural conception and/or Intrauterine Insemination (IUI). 


Ovary Rotation Chart (June 2024 – December 2026)


Month/YearOvary Likely to Ovulate
June 2024Left ✅
July 2024Right
August 2024Left ✅
September 2024Right
October 2024Left ✅
November 2024Right
December 2024Left ✅
January 2025Right
February 2025Left ✅
March 2025Right
April 2025Left ✅
May 2025Right
June 2025Left ✅
July 2025Right
August 2025Left ✅
September 2025Right
October 2025Left ✅
November 2025Right (Not Useable)
December 2025Left ✅
January 2026Right (Not Useable)
February 2026Left ✅
March 2026Right (Not Useable)
April 2026Left ✅
May 2026Right (Not Useable)
June 2026Left ✅
July 2026Right (Not Useable)
August 2026Left ✅
September 2026Right (Not Useable)
October 2026Left ✅
November 2026Right (Not Useable)
December 2026Left ✅


Edited: October 11, 2025

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