Cycle Tracking: Periods, Ovulation, Fertility, and Symptoms
Cycle tracking means recording menstrual dates, symptoms, and fertility signs to understand patterns in menstruation, ovulation, and reproductive health.
Cycle tracking means recording menstrual dates, symptoms, and fertility signs to understand patterns in menstruation, ovulation, and reproductive health.
The fertile window is the part of the menstrual cycle when pregnancy can occur, usually including several days before ovulation and the day of ovulation.
Basal body temperature is the body’s lowest resting temperature and can be tracked for a small sustained rise that commonly occurs after ovulation.
The cervical mucus method tracks changes in cervical fluid to estimate fertile and less-fertile days for conception, contraception, or cycle awareness.
Fertility awareness uses menstrual-cycle signs such as cervical mucus and basal body temperature to estimate fertile days for conception or pregnancy prevention.