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October 26, 2020 at 11:48 amHi, welcome. Happy to take a look.

I do see a few 'cue peaks' on your chart, CD 6/7/8, CD 9/10/11. CD 10/11/12 and CD 13/14/15. The monitor started looking for possible ovulation on CD 9 in your vaginal readings. However, your vaginal readings didn't start to decline significantly until CD 17. This was just a little too far outisde the predicted fertile window for the monitor to detect or populate the pink box. 

If we just look at your vaginal reading trends even without color coding, you have an ovulation trend on CD 18/19. 

As your body starts to surge estrogen, gearing up for ovulation, your vaginal readings will start to decline. While they are declining you want to consider yourself fertile and plan intecourse for those days. 

Once your vaginal readings rise, this is an indication your body has made the switch from estrogen to progesteron which is what happens right after ovulation. 

So with your readings declining on CD 17-18 and the rise on CD 19, we would consider CD 18/19 (the decline/rise) your possible ovulation trend. Once you see the dcline/rise, we are looking to see your vaginal readings stay elevated above your lowest vaginal reading which they are doing. 

Please let me know if you have any other quesitons. 

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October 27, 2020 at 9:07 amCD 17 and CD 19 were great timing for an ovulation trend on CD 18/19. 

Your oral readings (which measure electrolyte resistance, not temperature) won't give you much informtion once ovulation has taken place. 

Your vaginal readings (which also measure electrolyte resistance, not tempturature) will fluctuate throughout your luteal phase. You just want to see them stay elevated above your lowest vaginal reading after ovulation which they are. 

Your luteal phase should be between 12-15 days in length after ovulation. 

Please let me know if you have any other questions! 

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November 2, 2020 at 10:54 amYou can either use the USB cord to upload chart information like you have been. When you start a new cycle on the monitor, the next time you upload it, it will create that new cycle for you. 

You can manually update your chart information on the app, but I recommend only doing one or the other. So if you like uploading the content directly from the monitor to the computer, keep doing that. 

If you want to manually add your chart information, from the app you would tap View Today's Data. You can swipe right up pull up past dates. Once you are the correct date you want to edit, tap Edit in the left hand corner. Add the data and then tap save. 

Please let me know if you have any questions. 

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November 9, 2020 at 8:29 amAs long as the monitor and what you are entering manually match, there should only be one graph. If you upload the monitor information, but it doesn't match what you have entered manually, you should see a message or notification that there is a discrepancy. 

If you are just uploading your monitor every other week, it should just add to what you already have listed there. 

Let me know if you have any other questions! 

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