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Basically, FAM can accurately predict a
woman's fertile period by relying on a few physical symptoms:
Menstruation,
Cervical Mucus (CM),
Basal Body Temperature (BBT) and
characteristics of the
Cervix
etc.
FAM may be used by women with both regular and
irregular cycles because it relies on body symptoms and not
day-counting. FAM works by analyzing just a few symptoms in the
woman's body. In a nutshell, a woman's fertility cycle operates
according to a predictable rhythm with specific signs that show where
in the cycle she is. An obvious example is menstruation. Less obvious,
but just as trustworthy, are changes in BBT and the quality of CM. The
position and texture of the Cervix is also indicative of fertility but
it is not as convenient to observe as well as. In fact, some of the
most accurate symptoms take place only close or at he occurrence of
ovulation, among the most sought after symptoms are Ovulatory Pain,
also
known as
‘Mittelschmerz’ and some woman may also experience a small amount
of bleeding at this juncture. About a quarter of all woman are
estimated to experience this convenient and accurate indicator of
Ovulation, however, some may experience a much less precise nature
with no sudden onset in the form of a ‘twinge’. While some may
experience a dull ache, which may persist for a day or longer, this
may or may not indicate an ovulation and as such, observation on other
ovulatory symptoms are highly recommended.
A woman’s ovum (egg) usually lives for about
24 hours but because the life span of the man's sperm is longer, the
conceivable 'window' is typically about 6 days. Sperm may live
in the uterus and fallopian tubes for a maximum of 5 days under
the best conditions, although 2-3 days is the norm. The primary
objective of FAM is to predict when will this "window" occur
and fortunately, your body does gives a few clues to determine the
start and end of this window. With sufficient experience after
practicing for a few cycles, most women should be able to even
pinpoint fairly accurate when ovulation takes place ...
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