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Menstruation, Cervical Mucus (CM), Basal Body Temperature (BBT) are the primary clues to determining fertility. Cervix, Ovulatory Pain and Spotting are considered as confirmatory clues, however, all the symptoms can be equally effective if you are experiencing obvious and timely ones and you are able to pinpoint them.
There are a number of different clues to show where a woman is in her fertility cycle, which phase of fertility she is in. GenderLabs™ utilizes three primary ones: Menstruation (menses), Cervical Mucus (CM) and Basal Body Temperature (BBT) ie. waking temperature of your body in the morning. If you are practicing gender preselection, you ought to keep track of at least both Cervical Mucus (CM) and Basal Body Temperature (BBT) including Menstruation. Observe Menstruation and BBT or CM as an bare minimum for those trying to achieve pregnancy. CM provides an added bonus in that it defines the onset of fertility, whereas BBT only indicates when ovulation has already taken place, perhaps too late to be of much use in achieving pregnancy. When used together, however, BBT and CM help you identify your fertile period with a high degree of accuracy ... download GenderLabs™ for more information
First Clue - Menstruation Occurs Second Clue - Cervical Mucus Occurs Third Clue -- Temperature Changes Fourth Clue -- Cervix Characteristics
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