twinklestarworld: ^5 again loh!! haha.. coz I usu will get up in the mid of the night one.. so tt's v jialat for me, v hard to do bbt, but yet am quite bent on trying to chart my bbt leh.. haha.. shall start next..
Isit? Ya reading the twoweekwait webpage? I like to read that page on the way to work and on the way back home.. haha.. but there's really some with totally no symptoms..
Anw, am monitoring the discharge, if it still persists when it shld be drying up (coz nearing the AF will get dry right??), then mayb it means sthg.. haha.. but the 1st wk of discharge seems pretty common coz of the workings of the progesterone..
when'd ya be testing? =)
I've got 12kg still stuck on me currently.. din dare to exercise much aft delivery coz tis a c-sect, scared burst the wound.. then aft a few mths of no exercise, become v breathless when walking long distances etc, so din start on any exercises at all.. heh heh, partly lazy, partly coz with #1 out, v hard to find time to ourselves, let alone exercise wor.. maybe tis an excuse.. heh heh, but really hard to exercise.. =p
2ww: think ea pax's diff leh.. for mine, it wld appear to be like what ya said, I get watery/ ewcm supposedly on the day before ovulation.. coz i got a lot of them on a Thurs, then on a Sat ultrasound scan, the follicle's still intact.. -_- whereas on the Sat night that the Gyn predicted the ovulation to be, there's no cm..
http://www.countdowntopregnancy.com/support/help_charting_legend.php#chart-sample
http://www.countdowntopregnancy.com/support/help_bbt.php
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According to the website, there's a Three Over Six Rule of Interpretation
Each day check your temperature chart looking for an upward and sustained shift in temperature.
If your temperature rises noticeably and remains elevated, you can confirm ovulation using the three over six rule. This means that the 3 temperatures after ovulation be higher than the previous six temperatures. (Ovulation is considered to be the day right before the first elevated temperature) See figure at the right.
After a temperature shift, you can draw a coverline for reference. This line is drawn 0.1°F higher than the highest of the previous 6 temperatures being considered. You want to see the prior six temperatures below this line and the next three above it to confirm ovulation.
Once this criteria is met, ovulation can be confirmed.
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