You can also track your ovulation using your other fertiltiy signs; such as, cervical mucus (CM) (CP).

The way this works is your CM will become clear and more stringy as you become more fertile. This will change about 12 hrs after ovulation has occurred. Your CP will also change as you move through your cycle. When you are not fertile it will be low in your vagina and quite firm to touch, it will also be closed. When you become fertile it will begin to open and soften, it will also move higher up in your vagina.

These things can take a cycle or two to get the hang of checking, but worth while keeping an eye on. They will tell you when ovulation is imminent.... basal body temp will only tell you you have O'd after the event.

Combining all of these is a great way to track your cycle

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