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Ovulation calculator
How to calculate fertile days?
If you would like to know when your fertile window is due, monitor your body thoroughly. In order to calculate it accurately, you should know your average cycle length and how long your last menstruation was.
How ovulation calculator works
The ovulation calculator will calculate when your infertile, fertile and ovulating days fall. However, remember that there are a number of factors that can cause them to shift.
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Learn moreWhen am I in a fertile window?
- Increased body temperature – regular body temperature measurements will allow you to determine when you are actually close to ovulation. During ovulation, your body temperature raises to approximately 37°C.
- Cervical mucus – during ovulation, it is considerably more abundant, while its consistency changes from a thin to thick discharge similar to egg white.
- Abdominal pain – during ovulation, many women suffer from strong abdominal and lower abdominal pain within the ovary area.
- Changes in the cervix – during fertile days, the cervix becomes soft and rises.
What causes fertile days to shift?
Remember that the ovulation calculator and observing your body do not guarantee precise calculation of your fertile window. There is a range of factors that may cause ovulation and fertile days to shift, such as:
– strong stress,
– illness in the first cycle phase and antibiotic use,
– heavy physical strain,
– diet and weight loss,
– climate change,
– sleep deprivation,
– general fatigue.
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