#cervix position

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FFP 191 | Cervical Health & Fertility Awareness Charting | Lisa | Fertility Friday

FFP 191 | Cervical Health & Fertility Awareness Charting | Lisa | Fertility Friday

[powerpress] In today’s episode, I focus on cervical health. One of the themes that have come up in my client work is the importance of paying attention to cervical health. I have supported countless clients to identify underlying infections and abnormal cervical cells through charting. In this episode, I share what to look for and how to know if you should be concerned about your cervix. This…

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How can you tell what position your cervix is in (high and soft, low, etc.)? I can't like reach it or anything to touch it…Does a doctor have to check it to tell you?

You may need help, but going to a doctor every time will get expensive.

Some people can’t reach it on their own, and that’s fine. Sometimes you can feel it, and sometimes you can’t, this also happens. You can keep trying or you can ask for help, or you can just not do it. It’s not exactly something that you absolutely need to do often, and more people find it more helpful for if you’re trying to get pregnant.

[whoneedssexed]

Can milky/watery/lotiony white and clear discharge be a sign of pregnancy? I've never gotten it like this before or so much of it. TMI but I inserted a finger to check my CM and my whole finger was covered in the discharge/cm. Usually at any point in my cycle, no matter what, I only have enough for the tip of my finger. Also it's never as lotiony as this. My cervix is high and soft

It could be, yes, but this cervical position is also associated with ovulation, and cervical mucus like that is typically considered non-fertile, and many people experience it as a result of sexual arousal or orgasm.

These things can be difficult to use to confirm pregnancy or even a certain time in your cycle, as they can change or be irregular for various reasons. While cervix position can be reliable, mucus is much less reliable and more likely to change for reasons other than your menstrual cycle - such as medication, birth control, mental health (particularly stress), diet, sexual activity, and so on.

If you feel like you’re at risk for pregnancy, taking a pregnancy test is never a bad idea!

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Nothing's happening

I'm charting and peeing on an ovulation test stick (OPK) every day, but so far nothing has indicated that I have ovulated or that I am about to.

My temperature readings remain low, cervical mucus remains creamy and although it's position seems to be fairly high, it is not noticeably soft or open. The OPK have been negative every time.

I will continue to chart and pee on a stick, but I suspect what I thought was my first period wasn't really. Alternatively, I may just have a longer than 28day cycle and as today is CD14, it may be too early.