When I start TTCing, it will be by IUI with frozen sperm and hence its absolutely essential that the timing be right.
I've been monitoring my natural cycles for the past few months, using BBTs, CM and the Clear Blue Easy Fertility monitor.
I've noticed a distinct pattern that repeats every cycle. I have 2 days of peak fertility (ie LH and estrogen high), and on the 3rd day, I STILL have a high fertility (= high estrogen only) reading. The 4th morning, estrogen levels fall back to 'low'. The temp rise is a bit ambiguous at this point but rises unarguably by the day after.
My question is this:- If you are registering high estrogen, that means you still have not ovulated right??
According to one source, women who ovulate within 24 hours of surge or following 48 hours ARE the outlyers, but they do exist :-) Wondering if I am one of them!
My quandary is whether to schedule my IUI at 33 hours or 48 hours post surge.
I've been monitoring my natural cycles for the past few months, using BBTs, CM and the Clear Blue Easy Fertility monitor.
I've noticed a distinct pattern that repeats every cycle. I have 2 days of peak fertility (ie LH and estrogen high), and on the 3rd day, I STILL have a high fertility (= high estrogen only) reading. The 4th morning, estrogen levels fall back to 'low'. The temp rise is a bit ambiguous at this point but rises unarguably by the day after.
My question is this:- If you are registering high estrogen, that means you still have not ovulated right??
According to one source, women who ovulate within 24 hours of surge or following 48 hours ARE the outlyers, but they do exist :-) Wondering if I am one of them!
My quandary is whether to schedule my IUI at 33 hours or 48 hours post surge.









. Switched to below the tongue for this cycle, things don't fluctuate so much, and my temps are also in a far more normal range (its nearly 2 degrees higher at many points!).