You probably have questions. Trying to conceive? There are so many fertility monitors available—way more than there were just 5 years ago I'm a nurse and fertility educator. I've taught over couples how to Many of the couples I teach are switching to the Marquette Method as a last-ditch effort to follow the Catholic Church's teachings on natural family planning NFP , having struggled with NFP in the past.
I often meet couples who are exhausted, discouraged, and frankly Are you in the market for a Clearblue fertility monitor? Here are a couple examples: The monitor will never ask for a test on cycle days 1 to 5. Anticipate frequent hard resets? Very long cycles? Busy mornings, busy life? Should I buy a new NFP monitor when my circumstances change?
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There is also a mobile version of the OvaCue Fertility monitor available. Now you can get the same accurate technology right on your iPhone or other iOS devices. Unlike other electronic fertility monitors that require urine testing, the OvaCue predicts and confirms ovulation using the patented Electrolyte Method. As you move through your menstrual cycle, the levels of various hormones circulating in your body go up and down, and these hormonal fluctuations produce changes in the electrolyte such as sodium and potassium characteristics of your saliva and cervical mucus.
Using measurements obtained from the oral and vaginal sensors, the OvaCue tracks trends in electrolyte levels, allowing the monitor to identify the hormonal changes that occur during the ovulatory process, thereby allowing it to predict and confirm ovulation. Beginning on Cycle Day 2 of your menstrual cycle, you will take an oral reading each morning, at the same time every day, before you eat or drink anything. The monitor will store and track trends in this oral readings, looking specifically for the Cue Peak trend that indicates ovulation is days away.
Once this Cue Peak trend is detected, the monitor will color-in the calendar with varying shades of blue from light to dark , indicating low to peak fertility. Once your menstrual bleeding has ended, you will begin taking vaginal readings each day. The monitor will track trends in these readings, looking specifically for a low vaginal reading followed by a significant rise in the vaginal readings.
Once the monitor detects this trend, it will display a pink box confirming ovulation. The pink box indicates that the shift from estrogen dominance to progesterone dominance has occurred and that the fertile window is closed. Additional information about the OvaCue fertility monitor can be found at www. And, to connect with other women that are using the OvaCue and other indicators to track their fertility, visit www. Sanford JB, et al. Obstetrics and Gynecology, Vol. Moreno JE, et al.
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