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How to Predict Ovulation As an example, we illustrate a 28-day menstrual/fertility cycle. First day of a woman's menstrual period is considered a first day of a cycle. A normal cycle has key events which occur to reveal the best time to conceive a child. In this example, pre-ovulation clues begin to show up to 5 days before the actual day of ovulation (The Fertile Period). At this time a woman's estrogen hormone level will rise and changes in her basal body temperature will occur. The rise in estrogen level also causes an increase in salt in a woman's saliva and other body fluids, includig cervical mucus.
When viewing your first-morning dried saliva (before eating or drinking), on the lens of the Mini Ovulation Microscope, non-fertile days will show as a random dark-dotted structure (figure A). When using MaybeMOM™ Mini Ovulation Microscope as an OPK to test for ovulation during this time, you will see small, fern-like patterns within the dotted structure (figure B), up to 5 days in the "pre-" and "post-" ovulation period. On the actual day of ovulation (woman's most fertile time), you will view a clear fern-like crystallized pattern (figure C) in your ovulation predictor window. This is your best time of the month to become pregnant.
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