Question about pink and purple colors

grande63
Since 3/2015grande63
Since 3/2015

April 13, 2015 at 4:00 amThis is my first time using this. I'm a little confused as to when I ovulated on the pink day or purple day?

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ChartingWithWh…
Since 4/2013ChartingWithWhitney
Since 4/2013

April 13, 2015 at 9:02 amCan you tell us a bit more about your cycles? Are they usually 27 days in length, or can they run longer or shorter?

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grande63
Since 3/2015grande63
Since 3/2015

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April 13, 2015 at 9:46 amThey have been mostly 27 to 28 days. I have a period app tracker and it gives you an average cycle. It has been 28 days for so long butast month I had gotten my period a day earlier and it switched over to 27 days as the average. I do have pcos and I am 38. I was told when I was 14 I would have a hard time having kids. I got pregnant 2 years ago but had a miscarriage. This is my last effort to try to have a child naturally. Fertility treatments are out of the question since my insurance doesn't cover it.

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ChartingWithWh…
Since 4/2013ChartingWithWhitney
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April 14, 2015 at 8:51 amWe can see that 'cue peak' trend in your oral readings on CD 6/7/8, followed by those vaginal readings on the decline through CD 9, which is what we expect to see as you're nearing ovulation. Then, after ovulation, we tend to see those vaginal readings rise, and remain elevated. The rise on CD 10 was too close to that 'cue peak' trend to populate a pink box, which is why we see that on CD 11. That additional drop and rise on CD 12/13 was an additional possible ovulation trend in your data, populating that purple box.

We you see both the pink and the purple boxes, you'll want to look at the readings, as well as any other tools or signs that you may have noticed to determine when you believe ovulation took place.

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