cervical mucus

Keeping a fertility chart is the perfect way to get to know your new
body, especially if you plan on trying to conceive soon after giving
birth. Your fertility chart will likely include daily basal body
temperature readings and cervical mucus descriptions.

The best method of boosting fertility while breastfeeding is
charting – basal body temperature, cervical mucus and periods, if
applicable.

Getting pregnant isn’t easy for every woman. While some women can get
pregnant the day they discontinue their contraception, some will try for
years without success.

When it comes to conception, the human body is an amazing entity that changes like the ebbs and flows of a river. There are times when fertility is at the highest, but that doesn’t mean fertility is limited to those times.

There are many factors that can affect fertility. While there are
many reliable sources that can help you understand these factors,
fertility myths abound. One of these factors is a deep cervix.

It is obvious that the uterus undergoes many changes during pregnancy; most visibly, it increases in size and changes shape. The hormones of pregnancy also cause changes in the cervix preparing it to hold and protect the fetus and eventually dilate for birth.

If you're already charting your menstrual cycle, checking the position and texture of your cervix each day can help you confirm where you are in your cycle. If you're not already charting, have a feel anyway - its a great skill to have in your empowered woman toolbox!

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