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Thanks! Curiously, when I eliminated the high temp on CD12 my ovulation day moved up a day, to CD16.
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If this cycle isn't it for me, I'll definitely start tracking CM. I just have to get over myself first. I still think it's kinda gross. :(
The CH's moved b/c of the lack of CF data, but I do not agree with that assessment. CD 17 is the most likely, IMO. And b/c you had a similar pattern the previous cycle it doesn't seem too likely to me that the new BBT or AC were affecting the spike.Â
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As for charting CF there is no need to check internally. Just make observations throughout the day based on what you see on your panties and on the toilet paper when you wipe as well as the vaginal sensation you're having (often when you are fertile you will feel wet, just walking around, in addition to experiencing more profuse CF). Here is my general guide to CF:
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Dry: you'll feel dry all day and there is nothing on your panties
Sticky: you'll generally feel dry and there will be a bit of staining- usually yellow- on your panties. It might be a bit crumbly or clumpy.
Creamy: generally you'll feel a little wet, lotiony in texture, could be slippery when you wipe, often it will stand up on your panties
Wet: you'll feel wet and your panties will likely be wet- maybe even soak through (I rarely get this)
Eggwhite: you might actually feel it slipping out of you througout the day and it might fall out of you while using the bathroom, stretchy- it may stretch from you to the TP for several inches- and is usually clear or yellow tinted, often quite profuse
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HTH!
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Edited by Jaimee - 8/27/11 at 11:18am