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Since 10/2017CassieLovesCharting
Since 10/2017
The OvaCue will begin each cycle by looking to oral readings for what's called a 'cue peak'. A 'cue peak' is one elevated oral reading followed by two lower readings, and can mean that you might be gearing up to ovulate in the next 5-7 days or so. This is what can populate that light to dark blue predicted fertile color coding. The OvaCue begins looking for that 'cue peak' based on that average cycle length that is entered into the OvaCue. With that average set to 35 the earliest the OvaCue will detect that 'cue peak' is CD 11. Once this has been detected the OvaCue will switch gears and zone in on your vaginal readings. As you move through that predicted fertile window your vaginal readings will begin to decline, this is where you'll want to start to consider yourself fertile. After likely ovulation has taken place your vaginal readings should rise and remain elevated compared to that low you saw just prior to likely ovulation. This decline and rise in your vaginal readings is known as possible ovulation trend and can populate that pink box in your color coding.
In your chart there was possible 'cue peak' on CD 12/13/14. This was followed by declining vaignal reading through CD 16 and that rise on CD 17 - a possible ovualtion trend. This was bit too soon after that 'cue peak' which is why that pink box didn't populate until a few days after. So far those readings have remained elevated like you'd want to see after likely ovulation. I would be curious to know if you took any OPKs around this time as well? Do your cycles vary much from that 35 average you have entered into the monitor?
Cassie - OvaCue Specialist
Since 5/2018Elyseon
Since 5/2018
Since 5/2018Elyseon
Since 5/2018
Since 10/2017CassieLovesCharting
Since 10/2017
This leads me to believe that likely ovulation still may have taken place in the 24 hour window between that decline and rise on CD 16/17. You'll want to be watching those readings to remain elevated above that CD 16 low if likely ovulation was successful here.
Cassie - OvaCue Specialist
Since 5/2018Elyseon
Since 5/2018
Since 10/2017CassieLovesCharting
Since 10/2017
Cassie - OvaCue Specialist