The user should consider using a product sold in pharmacies to detect ovulation in order to determine when their next ovulation periods will occur. This can help in tracking their cycle, especially if it has been disrupted by taking emergency contraceptive pills. These products are typically found near pregnancy tests in pharmacies.
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