My FAM chart question

Momtana

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Khristina. Did you identify ovulation type mucus? Maybe you haven't ovulated? How does fertility friend determine ovulation? (I am not familiar with it)
When women are using this to avoid pregnancy a dip below the coverline indicates that they must wait for IC again until the temps have been above the coverline for three days. The higher temperatures are from progesterone.
 

Momtana

New member
Khristina. Did you identify ovulation type mucus? Maybe you haven't ovulated? How does fertility friend determine ovulation? (I am not familiar with it)
When women are using this to avoid pregnancy a dip below the coverline indicates that they must wait for IC again until the temps have been above the coverline for three days. The higher temperatures are from progesterone.
 

Momtana

New member
Khristina. Did you identify ovulation type mucus? Maybe you haven't ovulated? How does fertility friend determine ovulation? (I am not familiar with it)
When women are using this to avoid pregnancy a dip below the coverline indicates that they must wait for IC again until the temps have been above the coverline for three days. The higher temperatures are from progesterone.
 

Momtana

New member
Khristina. Did you identify ovulation type mucus? Maybe you haven't ovulated? How does fertility friend determine ovulation? (I am not familiar with it)
When women are using this to avoid pregnancy a dip below the coverline indicates that they must wait for IC again until the temps have been above the coverline for three days. The higher temperatures are from progesterone.
 

tara

New member
I'll be curious to see what your temp is tomorrow. It has been a long time since I charted and I don't remember the "coverline" but I do vaguely remember you can dip before you spike. Is that not true? Maybe I'm remembering something totally different. Regardless of the numbers, keep charting. I always found it difficult to tell when anything happened until I could see the whole month at the end of the cycle.

Tara
 

tara

New member
I'll be curious to see what your temp is tomorrow. It has been a long time since I charted and I don't remember the "coverline" but I do vaguely remember you can dip before you spike. Is that not true? Maybe I'm remembering something totally different. Regardless of the numbers, keep charting. I always found it difficult to tell when anything happened until I could see the whole month at the end of the cycle.

Tara
 

tara

New member
I'll be curious to see what your temp is tomorrow. It has been a long time since I charted and I don't remember the "coverline" but I do vaguely remember you can dip before you spike. Is that not true? Maybe I'm remembering something totally different. Regardless of the numbers, keep charting. I always found it difficult to tell when anything happened until I could see the whole month at the end of the cycle.

Tara
 

tara

New member
I'll be curious to see what your temp is tomorrow. It has been a long time since I charted and I don't remember the "coverline" but I do vaguely remember you can dip before you spike. Is that not true? Maybe I'm remembering something totally different. Regardless of the numbers, keep charting. I always found it difficult to tell when anything happened until I could see the whole month at the end of the cycle.

Tara
 

tara

New member
I'll be curious to see what your temp is tomorrow. It has been a long time since I charted and I don't remember the "coverline" but I do vaguely remember you can dip before you spike. Is that not true? Maybe I'm remembering something totally different. Regardless of the numbers, keep charting. I always found it difficult to tell when anything happened until I could see the whole month at the end of the cycle.

Tara
 

tara

New member
I'll be curious to see what your temp is tomorrow. It has been a long time since I charted and I don't remember the "coverline" but I do vaguely remember you can dip before you spike. Is that not true? Maybe I'm remembering something totally different. Regardless of the numbers, keep charting. I always found it difficult to tell when anything happened until I could see the whole month at the end of the cycle.

Tara
 

LouLou

New member
Kristina, I wish I had advice for you but my knowledge of this subject is not very good. I don't even know what all the abbreviations you use mean. Maybe it's because I used NFP not FAM. I don't know the difference but between basic charting of temp and mucus on graph paper in my book <i>Your Fertility Signals: Using Them to Achieve or Avoid Pregnancy Naturally</i> and entering period data in mymonthlycycle.com I was able to determine when I thought my ovulation took place and then confirmed it with an OPK. The following month we tried at the time that had indicated ovulation in the previous month and we got pregnant.
 

LouLou

New member
Kristina, I wish I had advice for you but my knowledge of this subject is not very good. I don't even know what all the abbreviations you use mean. Maybe it's because I used NFP not FAM. I don't know the difference but between basic charting of temp and mucus on graph paper in my book <i>Your Fertility Signals: Using Them to Achieve or Avoid Pregnancy Naturally</i> and entering period data in mymonthlycycle.com I was able to determine when I thought my ovulation took place and then confirmed it with an OPK. The following month we tried at the time that had indicated ovulation in the previous month and we got pregnant.
 

LouLou

New member
Kristina, I wish I had advice for you but my knowledge of this subject is not very good. I don't even know what all the abbreviations you use mean. Maybe it's because I used NFP not FAM. I don't know the difference but between basic charting of temp and mucus on graph paper in my book <i>Your Fertility Signals: Using Them to Achieve or Avoid Pregnancy Naturally</i> and entering period data in mymonthlycycle.com I was able to determine when I thought my ovulation took place and then confirmed it with an OPK. The following month we tried at the time that had indicated ovulation in the previous month and we got pregnant.
 

LouLou

New member
Kristina, I wish I had advice for you but my knowledge of this subject is not very good. I don't even know what all the abbreviations you use mean. Maybe it's because I used NFP not FAM. I don't know the difference but between basic charting of temp and mucus on graph paper in my book <i>Your Fertility Signals: Using Them to Achieve or Avoid Pregnancy Naturally</i> and entering period data in mymonthlycycle.com I was able to determine when I thought my ovulation took place and then confirmed it with an OPK. The following month we tried at the time that had indicated ovulation in the previous month and we got pregnant.
 

LouLou

New member
Kristina, I wish I had advice for you but my knowledge of this subject is not very good. I don't even know what all the abbreviations you use mean. Maybe it's because I used NFP not FAM. I don't know the difference but between basic charting of temp and mucus on graph paper in my book <i>Your Fertility Signals: Using Them to Achieve or Avoid Pregnancy Naturally</i> and entering period data in mymonthlycycle.com I was able to determine when I thought my ovulation took place and then confirmed it with an OPK. The following month we tried at the time that had indicated ovulation in the previous month and we got pregnant.
 

LouLou

New member
Kristina, I wish I had advice for you but my knowledge of this subject is not very good. I don't even know what all the abbreviations you use mean. Maybe it's because I used NFP not FAM. I don't know the difference but between basic charting of temp and mucus on graph paper in my book <i>Your Fertility Signals: Using Them to Achieve or Avoid Pregnancy Naturally</i> and entering period data in mymonthlycycle.com I was able to determine when I thought my ovulation took place and then confirmed it with an OPK. The following month we tried at the time that had indicated ovulation in the previous month and we got pregnant.
 
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