Build our Fertility Resource Directory It isn’t always easy to know where to turn for good information on fertility and infertility. We’ve collected some of our favorites on this list. Submit your Site – with Description and Suggestion for Directory Category. And feel free to place us on your website links or directory pages! Infertility […]
Category Archives: Charting & Other Helpful Tips
Information about fertility is great, but how do you apply it to your own situation? Here’s where you’ll find concrete tips and tricks to help increase your odds of conceiving.
Basal Body Temperature (BBT) Charting Recording each day’s body temperature and charting the pattern of temperature changes will help pinpoint when when ovulation has occurred and determine future patterns for predicting ovulation. The sudden rise in your basal thermometer reading means that you have just ovulated. Because BBT charting allows a woman to confirm that […]
What is Basal Body Temperature Charting? BBT – or Basal Body Temperature – Charting allows you to predict ovulation based on charting changes in your body temperature throughout your menstrual cycle. Drawing a Coverline The coverline indicates the date of your bbt temperature increase – your bbt thermal shift – which is drawn after a […]
How to Increase Your Chances of Conceiving Quickly Conceiving a baby is not as easy as most people believe. We spend several years of our lives trying to avoid pregnancy through various methods (from the birth control pill to abstinence), and then all of sudden we want to about face and become pregnant overnight! For […]
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Predicting Ovulation and Fertility Charting
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Predicting Ovulation and Fertility Charting There are a number of ways that you can predict ovulation. Having a regular cycle is the first indicator of regular ovulation. Fertility charting also allows you to predict ovulation, pinpoint your most fertile time in your cycle, and increase your chances of becoming pregnant. Monitoring temperature, cervical mucus, and […]