This book and cervical mucus tracking helped me conceive. Here’s how.
I thought I was doing everything right. I switched to glass containers. I ditched my scented laundry detergent. I even started taking CoQ10 and NAC
I thought I was doing everything right. I switched to glass containers. I ditched my scented laundry detergent. I even started taking CoQ10 and NAC
Jen felt like she had exhausted all her options after trying to conceive for 6 years. Her doctor was recommending IVF. But, an online forum swayed her to try kegg before moving forward with IVF. Only two cycles later, Jen was pregnant.
While preparing for an intrauterine insemination (IUI), I was instructed to track my ovulation. I decided to use kegg and Inito. Inito was grossly inaccurate. As a result, my anxiety skyrocketed and I sought out additional lab work which thankfully proved Inito was incorrect. Conversely, kegg showed me my precise fertile window at a fraction of the cost.
I’m on a mission to share the importance of cervical mucus tracking while you are trying to conceive, or even just understand your cycle better. Cervical mucus is the most accurate metric for fertility tracking. Luteinizing Hormone (LH) and Basal Body Temperature (BBT) tracking miss the mark. Here’s why. I had been misguided on the capabilities of LH and Basal Body Temperature tracking, but once I got kegg, a cervical mucus tracker, I was able to finally get the timing right and get pregnant right away.
Basal body temperature tracking is frequently touted by influencers in the trying to conceive space. However, thorough consideration should be taken when trying to find a fertility tracker that will help you meet your goals as basal body temperature tracking cannot pinpoint the fertile days.
The vast majority of women who are trying to conceive have either tried or heard of fertility tracking apps. While they are enticing due to their simplicity of use, these apps often fall short when helping users who are trying to conceive. I share my frustrating experience and conclusions after trialing several fertility tracking apps.