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Pregnancy Planner |
Calculate the preferred days for getting pregnant |
If you're trying to get pregnant - or, if you're trying not to - it's helpful to know when you're ovulating so you can time intercourse accordingly. Many women have had success using ovulation predictor kits, which are handy because they tip you off before you ovulate. But the natural way to get a sense of your ovulation cycle is to chart your
Basal Body Temperature (BBT) and monitor your cervical mucus. |
The Pregnancy Planner calculates preferred days for getting pregnant. Plans are based on the fact that ovulation happens 14 days before the next menstrual period.
As ovulation approaches your chances of getting pregnant increase. Before proceeding, there are a few things to keep in mind:
- Cycle lengths of more than 35 days are too long for appropriate calculations.
- Cycle lengths of less than 21 days are too short for appropriate calculations.
- This calendar cannot be used to reliably prevent pregnancy.
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