Joined: 23 Feb 2006 Posts: 106 Location: Tampa, Florida
Quick Question about cycle Posted: 05-21-07 12:09pm
ok quick question-
so i have been using MyMonthlyCycles.com
and it said i should be techinically
ovulating cd14 buut i notices more of that
discharge that is associated with
ovulating on friday which was cd12 and it
just so happen my husband and i had sex
(im not on anything to prevent preg. and
he isnt using a condom) but we arent ttc
cuz he wants to wait..buuut sometimes he
gets all wrapped up in the moment and
finishes inside me..and it just so happens
this was one of those times. now that ive
written a story before my "quick question"
my question is that do we usually know
when our most fertile day is by how much
cm we have?
thanks!
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DPrssd
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 14 Dec 2006 Posts: 274 Location: Vancouver, BC
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Posted: 05-21-07 12:20pm
Hi BFSoup
CM can definitely be an indicator of
ovulation.
Many woman chart the consistance of cm to
determine if ovulation is occuring. Lots
of eggwhite cm is usually a symptom of
ovulation. The cm will nourish the sperm
and help it travel into the uterus to wait
for the egg. It can also help the sperm
stay alive for up to 5 days depending upon
both the sperm quality and the cm
quality.
Good luck! Keep charting your temps. That
way when you see a rise you will be able
to tell when you ovulated.
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