*~* Fertility Friend-Tempare Hösten/Vintern 2010 *~*

Vad jag minns mest är de extremt mökiga fisarna, snacka om rutten fisk 

Oh ja, jag serverade några rejäla stinkisar, mannen som inte brukar vara känslig reagerade

Å så frös jag som en hund, fast det tror jag var senare?

Det ser ju bra ut med de senare höga temperna, men lite synd att det saknas temper "mitt i" efter ÄL fasen

Grattis till hög temp, här verkar inte tempen vilja haka på ÄL-testutslaget *Grrrrrrrrr*

Ja det får man väl hoppas, suck, har bara så inte ork för att försöka få till en släng till i sängkammaren

Before you get your first period, you may experience a long period without ovulation, especially if you are breastfeeding several times a day and during the night. The associated long cycles and erratic temperatures can be frustrating and confusing. If you start charting when you begin to see signs of increased fertility, however, you may be able to identify your first ovulation. Pay particular attention to your cervical fluid as it will usually attain a more fertile quality before your first ovulation. You may, however, experience several patches of eggwhite cervical fluid before your first postpartum ovulation.

If you have already gotten your first postpartum period, you should be able to chart while breastfeeding and see your fertility cycle without much difficulty, though you may have a few added challenges. Some breastfeeding women, for example, notice unusual cervical fluid and temperature patterns. The combination of breastfeeding hormones and night-waking (or early morning waking) can cause erratic temperatures and either multiple patches of fertile cervical fluid, or a decrease in cervical fluid. While you may get some rocky temperatures, you should still be able to get a reliable chart interpretation and a recognizable biphasic (ovulation) pattern if you chart as accurately as you possibly can.