Chart Gallery

Welcome to the Chart Gallery - an ever-growing compilation of actual charts from our members. The charts in the gallery have been tagged from a long list of fertility-related topics and are categorized according to these tags so that you can easily find the charts that are most interesting to you!

Click the links below to view the charts. And, coming soon, you will be able to tag your charts to add them to the gallery. Stay tuned for that!

"Typical" Cycles	Have you ever wondered what it looks like when all, or most, fertility signs line up to point to a clear ovulation date? If so, take a look at our gallery of Typical Cycles. This gallery includes charts that show the expected changes in cervical fluid and other fertility signs as ovulation approaches, along with a clear and sustained temperature shift, all of which points to a clear ovulation date.
BFP Cycles	We love seeing charts with BFPs! Check out our gallery of charts that show cycles where conception has occurred.
Short Luteal Phase Cycles	When charting your cycles, especially when you are trying to conceive, it is a good idea to pay close attention to the length of the luteal phase of your menstrual cycle. The luteal phase is the number of days from the day of ovulation to the start of your next period. A "healthy" luteal phase length is 11-16 days long, and anything 10 days or under can signal a problem with your fertility - if it occurs cycle after cycle.
PCOS Cycles	PCOS wreaks havoc on hormonal balance, which often results in long, irregular cycles and unpredictable patterns of ovulation. As you review the charts here in the PCOS chart gallery, you will see how PCOS can make it difficult to interpret fertility signs, due to erratic temperatures and/or patches of egg-white cervical fluid.
Anovulatory Cycles	Many women experience the occasional anovulatory cycle, due to illness or stress usually. A single anovulatory cycle is certainly nothing to worry about, but frequent cycles with no ovulation may indicate that you have an underlying hormonal imbalance or fertility issue. A fertility chart showing a cycle where ovulation did not occur will have temperatures that zig-zag up and down throughout the cycle in no apparent pattern. You might see egg-white cervical fluid and/or spotting on and off through the cycle, and it is often the case that an anovulatory cycle will run longer than expected.

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