Sentences with phrase «vaginal readings trend»

A Cue Peak is seen at Cycle Day 5, and the vaginal readings trend downward following the Cue Peak.

Not exact matches

As you move through your fertile window and approach ovulation, you will typically see a downward trend in your vaginal readings.

For subsequent cycles it will be important to continue taking vaginal readings throughout the entire luteal phase of your cycle so that you can identify this trend in your vaginal readings.

Viewing the OvaCue readings in graphical form is very useful for identifying trends in your oral and vaginal readings that provide hints about possible fertility issues.

This is especially helpful for women with longer or irregular cycles, as it can be helpful if you might be seeing some fluctuations in those readings and could be seeing more than one possible ovulation trend, it may help you line up any further cue peaks with those declining vaginal readings that your are looking for, making it a bit easier to detect those possible ovulation trends.

In addition, it can provide valuable information about your cycle by identifying trends in your oral and vaginal readings which can provide hints about possible fertility issues and / or ovulatory disorders.

Notice that the oral and vaginal readings during the follicular phase (first half of the menstrual cycle) follow the expected trends.

For women with typical hormone levels and trends, the vaginal readings will trend downward following the Cue Peak, reflecting the high estrogen levels that are present immediately before ovulation.

If progesterone levels dip during the luteal phase, this will be reflected in a downward trend in your vaginal readings.

This downward trend in the vaginal readings suggests that progesterone levels are falling.