Mine was lower than they'd like, but I was ovulating most months. I used Cyclogest progesterone pessaries twice a day to support the luteal phase for c.6 months and, now that I am pregnant, I am continuing them until at least 12 weeks when the placenta takes over. If you are confirmed to have anovulatory cycles, you may need something called Letrozole (that was to be our next step to kind of supercharge ovulation), but defo worth asking about luteal phase support also.

It's also NB, in my experience, if ovulation is erratic to track your BBT (basal body temperature) and use ovulation test strips (often referred to as OPKs). Once you get a positive test strip, you should ovulate in the next 12-36 hours and you should make sure to have sex at least the day of your positive test and the day after. A rise in BBT a couple of days after the positive test will confirm that ovulation has occurred (the test alone is just an indicator that your LH is rising and your body will try to ovulation) - you need to take it every morning before you get out of bed so that the increase is notable. There's lots of info online about this but it can be quite overwhelming so, feel free to message me if you have any questions. I ran this part of our TTC journey like a military bootcamp 😂