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Confusion with chart every damn month
I’m getting more and more frustrated with charting. Here are my Fertility Friend vs Countdown to Pregnancy chart. Two very different ovulation dates. I’m confused. Even within the Fertility Friend chart I thought ovulation would happen AFTER the positive OPK, no?
9 Answers • 5 years ago • Edited
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Mine did the same this morning. Both originally said O was CD12, but this morning CTP decided my temps meant that O was CD15 and swapped everything. It doesn’t make sense with the secondary signs, and seems a bit late as I usually have 26 day cycles so the CD12 works much better for me keeping my FX! The other app I use can’t decide WHAT is going on this month so has opted out of setting a O day
5 years ago
This is why I quit temping. I tried for 4 years with my first. I honestly think stress is a big factor to not conceiving. When I got pregnant.I wasn't even trying. Had sex probably once during my fertile time. We were selling our house and I decided we were just going to have to save for ivf. Thank goodness we didn't have to. Opks are great and knowing signs your body is fertile are also good. I'm trying for #2 and scared it could take as long, but I'm trying to not become consumed.
5 years ago
I hated temping, mostly because I temped for days and days and never ovulated. But I did use it reliably with clomid, and my app of choice was FF. I think that the app on the left is correct in wanting to gather more data before making a final conclusion about whether or not you have ovulated. It is right in showing you that you are potentially fertile now with that green patchy box, so you should keep BD in case. I'm surprised FF is giving you hard dark red lines at this point instead of dotted crosshairs, and I would not be surprised if FF later changes the O date if your temps fluctuate more. It did that with me quite a lot, especially because on clomid I would get a 'fallback rise,' or a deep dip the day after O, followed by a very high temp. So it would be way after I O'd that FF could confirm it with certainty. FF is only really useful in CONFIRMING when ovulation took place in a retrospective sense. It isn't really a good guide for telling you that you O'd in present time. Keep BD and if you notice signs of post O (persistent high T's, creamy CM, tender boobs, etc), you can take some rest and test in a week or so.
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