What does Lotiony CM mean?
What is Lotiony CM?
June 03, 2008
Are we talking about the texture, color, consistency or what?
To be honest, before I joined this site I had no idea that CM played such an important roll in TTC & have learned alot about it from you guys :)My Dr tells me that O'ing late in your cycle can make TTC difficult due to hostile CM-which is very unfortunate for me as I tend to O very late im my cycle when off meds (around CD 40 this time) & around CD19 on them. The RE said they can give me some lub to use while TTC & to avoid store bought brands like KY.
Just trying to pay more attention to my natural production of CM & what it means...Got the stretchy CM down pat & know to look for that but the lotion thing has me thrown. Is it supposed to LOOK like lotion or FEEL like lotion or both?
Thanks ladies! Love ya!
To be honest, before I joined this site I had no idea that CM played such an important roll in TTC & have learned alot about it from you guys :)My Dr tells me that O'ing late in your cycle can make TTC difficult due to hostile CM-which is very unfortunate for me as I tend to O very late im my cycle when off meds (around CD 40 this time) & around CD19 on them. The RE said they can give me some lub to use while TTC & to avoid store bought brands like KY.
Just trying to pay more attention to my natural production of CM & what it means...Got the stretchy CM down pat & know to look for that but the lotion thing has me thrown. Is it supposed to LOOK like lotion or FEEL like lotion or both?
Thanks ladies! Love ya!
I chart my CM daily and this is how my normal cycle goes: Starts off with dry/no CM, then moves onto like a sticky or crumbly CM, then moves onto lotiony CM, followed a few days later by EWCM, the big O comes then I go back to dry until Auntie Flo comes to visit.
I think the best way to know what it means for you is to chart yours for a few cycles and you should see a pattern. =)
I think the best way to know what it means for you is to chart yours for a few cycles and you should see a pattern. =)
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I just pulled that off baby center if that helps. I'd do some research and talk to your doc about it but, CM is different for every woman. Once you start to pay close attention to your own on a daily basis you'll start recognizing things. It is normal for some women to have CM throughout their whole cycle. Give it a try and chart it for two cycles and see if you see a pattern
I just pulled that off baby center if that helps. I'd do some research and talk to your doc about it but, CM is different for every woman. Once you start to pay close attention to your own on a daily basis you'll start recognizing things. It is normal for some women to have CM throughout their whole cycle. Give it a try and chart it for two cycles and see if you see a pattern
June 03, 2008