How Do You Conceive With Irregular Menstruation?
Irregular menstruation presents a number of obstacles for anyone who is hoping to conceive. The key to conceiving is timing intercourse so that it corresponds with ovulation. Unfortunately, irregular menstruation provides no clear indication of when ovulation is likely to occur. Luckily, there are a few different methods which can be used to help you determine when your body is ovulating. The following three methods can be used by themselves or in combination with one another. Place your basal thermometer securely under your tongue each morning, beginning with the first day of your cycle. It is important to do this as soon as you wake up to achieve the most accurate results. Record the basal thermometer’s results on your BBT (basal body temperature) chart. See link at bottom for a downloadable BBT chart. Look for a change in your cervical mucus each day. There is a place on your BBT chart to note this information. Fertile cervical mucus typically resembles egg whites while non-fertile
