In figuring out when getting pregnant and what your most fertile days are during the month, using your BBT (basal body temperature), checking your cervical mucus and the position of your cervix and shape, will help you indicate the best time to get pregnant. Predicting your fertility can take practice to figure out. Here are some guidelines to help you chart your progress for best results.
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"Cervical Changes")
Ovulation Calendar
To improve your chance of conceiving, you need to understand your cycle, when you ovulate and how to make the best of it.
On that day that your menstrual period starts, that is the first day of your cycle and the day that your OB/GYN will starting counting down if you are pregnant
to determine your due date (even though you haven't actually conceived yet.) Conception to birth is 280 days.
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