My temperature has dipped below the coverline during the luteal phase. Does this mean I didn't really ovulate? Could I still be pregnant?
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Graph Description:
The horizontal axis represents the cycle days. You can pin your charts on ovulation day, the cycle start date or the end of the cycle. This allows you to see patterns more accurately. When pinning your cycles on ovulation, positive numbers represent days past ovulation (DPO). Negative numbers represent days before ovulation. When pinning your cycles on the end of cycle, day 1 on the graph represents the last day of each cycle, day 2 represents the second last day and so forth. The vertical red line always represents the ovulation day.
The vertical axis lists the different cervical fluid types recorded (numbered and color-coded). Each line of the graph displays a mini histogram of occurrences for the particular cervical fluid type. The higher the colored bar for a given day, the more frequently this type of cervical fluid occurs on that particular day. The highlighted cycle is displayed with an outline on the corresponding days and cervical fluid type.
Data Analyzed:
The CM Analyzer takes into account the cervical fluid data as well as any spotting data recorded.
For more details please review the CM Pattern Analyzer article.
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