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female reproductive anatomy, uterus, ovulation predictor kit at a pharmacy, kits test lh, leutenizing hormone, urine, very accurate, willing to take some extra steps, monitor two body functions to pinpoint most fertile times, maximizing chances of getting pregnant, changes in body temperature, consistency of cervical fluid, article explains how to monitor cervical fluid, temperature, identify the changes, learn what they mean, sound, a hassle, the process is really pretty easy, evaluating cervical fluid, cervical fluid plays critical roles in getting pregnant, protects the sperm, helps it move, the cervix toward the uterus, fallopian tubes, practically everything else involved, the menstrual cycle, cervical fluid changes in preparation, ovulation, clear differences in how it looks, feels over the course, the cycle, beginning of cycle, not notice any cervical fluid at, become sticky, gummy, creamy, white, ovulation approaches, becomes more clear, stretchy, almost, egg whites, cervical fluid actually gives advance notice, to ovulate, cervical fluid, felt inside the lower end, the vagina, on fertile days, check cervical fluid more than once a day, every time use the bathroom, rub fingers together to evaluate the consistency, the fluid, refer, stages listed below, than one adjective is used, the conditions differ slightly among women, menstrual period occurring, no cervical fluid is present, vagina is dry, no cervical fluid is present, sticky/rubbery fluid, wet/creamy/white fluid, fertile, slippery/stretchy/clear "egg white" fluid, very fertile, dry, no cervical fluid, cervical fluid, slippery, stretchy on most fertile days, taking basal temperature, take temperature, get out of bed, try not to move too, raise body temperature slightly, use a glass basal thermometer, a digital thermometer so, get accuracy, tenth of a degree, keep the thermometer in mouth, 5 minutes, temperature is between two marks, record the lower number, try to take temperature, same time every day, using a mercury thermometer, shake it down, done so that, not have to shake it, risk raising temperature, movement, after ovulate, body temperature, rise, stay at an elevated level, the rest of ovulation cycle, end of cycle, falls again, create a chart, write down temperature everyday, one day, next, temperature, zigzag a little, small temperature changes, seem random at, ignore them, ignore the occasional "fluke" temperature that is obviously way out of alignment, the others, happen, number of reasons, stress, not important to finding the pattern, look at a complete cycle, notice a point at which the temperatures, become higher than they were, in the first part of cycle, specifically, rise, temperature increases 0.2 degrees, above the previous six days, limitation, monitoring temperature, by the time, certain, ovulated, too late to, become pregnant, still try to get pregnant the morning temperature rises, chances, slimmer, egg is probably gone by that point, temperature is still a very useful indicator of fertility, one thing, after several cycles able, a predictable pattern, get a sense, most fertile days, reliably, rise lets know, trying to get pregnant becomes less likely, and lastly, temperature, excellent indicator of whether, pregnant, temperature, does not go down, end, the cycle, succeeded, pregnant, factors, use to help track fertility more precisely, position of cervix, how open it, great deal of variety in how different women experience fertility tracking signs, in-depth explanation, a numbers of good reference books available.