Ovacue Charts

I used the OvaCue fertility monitor in conjunction with a lot of fertility meds and monitoring to get pregnant with my twins in 2012.  We have been "not trying" for a year and I decided it was time to break out my OvaCue once again!  It is a fertility monitor that is able to predict your fertile window 5-7 days in advance.  It predicts and confirms ovulation by measuring the electrolyte concentration in your saliva and cervical mucus.  This page is a place where I can compare my monthly OvaCue charts.

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 http://www.ovagraph.com/cycles/9158/1071827/chart

 

CD5:

• started vaginal readings 

CD6: 

• Still waiting for my cue peak trend to be detected

CD9: 

• Vaginal readings still elevated

CD12: 

• Two dominant follicles
• Vaginal readings are dropping slightly
• OPK - negative

CD13:  

• Vaginal readings dropped indicating surge in estrogen production as ovulation approaches
• OPK - very faint line at 12pm and 8pm

CD14:  

• PINK BOX - Ovualtion??  Vaginal readings increased indicating ovulation occurred (the switch to progesterone dominance)
• If ovulation was actually confirmed, we would expect to see my vaginal readings remain elevated
• OPK - very faint line at 12pm, no line at 8pm

CD15:   

• 10am, 3pm and 7pm - OPK almost positive(not the same or darker than the control line yet)
• Vaginal reading dropped indicating that ovulation didn't occur (surge in estrogen)

CD16 (ovulation day):   

• 10am - POSITIVE OPK
• 2pm - strong ovulation pains, painful cervix/ovaries during sex
• PURPLE BOX - increase in readings (shift to progesterone dominance)

CD 19 (3dpo):   

• OvaCue readings have remained elevated (several over 400 readings before getting a reading)
• Progesterone level is 15.7 (anything over 15 is good)
• Began Endometrin progesterone suppositories 2x/day
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