The Daysy Guide To Your Hormones

Ovulation

What does a possible monophasic cycle look like on my chart, and what are the reasons for a monophasic cycle? Possible Monophasic Cycle If a basal temperature curve does not show a high elevation, the curve is described as “monophasic.” The cycle is considered anovulatory.

Normal Ovulation & Menstruation

Monophasic Cycle

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How do I know when my period will come?

How can a thyroid problem impact my cycles?

What is an irregular cycle?

What does a possible monophasic cycle look like on my chart, and what are the reasons for a monophasic cycle?

What does pregnancy look like on my DaysyDay chart?

What happens to my cycle/hormones if I don’t ovulate?

How do I know when I am in each stage?

When can I get pregnant?

How is BBT connected to pregnancy?

What is the accuracy of Daysy’s calculation of fertile and infertile days?

What is the difference between spotting and my period?

What happens when I get my period?

What is cervical fluid and why is it important to fertility?

What is my fertile window?

How does sperm survive for 5 days?

What happens when I ovulate?

How are hormones and BBT connected?

Which hormones are involved in my cycle?

What is basal body temperature and why is it important to fertility?

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