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Hydration can play a big role in CM production, so maybe try increasing your water intake to see if that helps at all. If you find you still need some help there, we do have a supplement, FertileCM, that's focused on helping to improve both the quality and amount of fertile CM you produce (and it can help strengthen the uterine lining) that you could take a look at.
Until you start seeing a bit more CM, have you considered adding in OPKs or other tools to help give you some advance notice about when you're nearing ovulation?
It may also be helpful to read through the most recent edition of Taking Charge of Your Fertility by Toni Weschler. She does give some feedback about how to find that possible thermal shift when you have a more gradual rise in your BBT readings.
Whitney - OvaCue Specialist
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Whitney - OvaCue Specialist