July 20, 2007
I am using fertilityfriend.com to track my bbts. Based on my chart for this cycle, my bbt for seven days was under 97.1. In the last three days, my temperature has been 97.5, then 97.39, and again 97.39. I tend to ovulate really early in my cycle (cd 8 or 9)...and I have a short cycle (21 - 23 days). I also had eggwhite-like cm for two days before my temperature rise.
So, my question is--my temp has been up for 3 days--why isn't fertility friend detecting ovulation? If I were interpreting the charts on my own, wouldn't I draw a coverline at 97.1 and consider the last three high temps my rise post ovulation?
So, my question is--my temp has been up for 3 days--why isn't fertility friend detecting ovulation? If I were interpreting the charts on my own, wouldn't I draw a coverline at 97.1 and consider the last three high temps my rise post ovulation?


July 20, 2007
In your case, however, if you have intercourse when you have the watery discharge, you will have sperm right there and in time waiting for that egg to ovulate...the perfect scenario. This same scenario is also caught with ovulatory predictor kits so that when that turns positive, have intercourse and the sperm will be there waiting for that egg. You have to remember that sperm lives inside the uterus and tubes for 2-3 days (that's correct!), while once the egg is ovulated, it only has a few hours for it to be fertilized...that's why you'd always want the sperm there waiting for the egg, and preferably not the other way around.