Mosie Baby
Checking your temperature to monitor your cycle is frequently called "charting" your cycle. You do this by checking your temperature every morning as soon as your rise, before you get out of bed. This is known as your Basal Body Temperature.
As you go through your cycle your temperature will have slight shifts. Once ovulation occurs it will shift again. In order to have any predictability you need to chart for about 3 months to get a baseline for your body. One thing charting can help with is to identify if you have any other potential hormonal issues and to confirm that ovulation is occurring.
Implantation Bleeding
In this video, Maureen discusses implantation bleeding including what implantation bleeding is and what causes implantation bleeding as well as how to tell if you're experiencing implantation bleeding vs. your normal period and when you should consider seeing your doctor.
Why is a Chemical Pregnancy called a Chemical Pregnancy?
If you get a positive pregnancy test but end up having heavy bleeding days after seeing that positive test, sadly, it likely means you had an early pregnancy loss or an early miscarriage frequently referred to as a “chemical pregnancy”. And we are so sorry for your loss! If we...
How to Find Your Cervix
If you haven’t heard, making friends with your cervix is a great thing to do when you’re trying to get pregnant. But how do you find your cervix? First of all, it will take a few tries. Forget about figuring out what your cervical mucus is telling you for now. Just start...
Did I Have a Chemical Pregnancy?
You might have had a weird or late lead up to a period and wondered, could I have beenpregnant? Was that a chemical pregnancy? When trying to conceive, you’re most likely peeing on a lot of pregnancy tests! And you’re most likely doing it at the earliest possible time in...