Re: Question regarding short Luteal Phase

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At Tue, 5 Nov 2002, Kelly wrote: >
>I use fertilityfriend.com All you have to do is fill in the information
>and the website stores all the info so that you have it in one place. It
>also helps tell you when you may be ovulating soon so that you can use
>ovulation predictor kits to help you plan when to have intercourse. It's
>pretty easy to use.
>
>At Tue, 5 Nov 2002, kelly wrote:
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>>oh ok, thank you. I was also wondering about charting your temps. What
>>exactly do i do and how is this helpful? is there a site anyone knows
>>of? thank you!!
>>
>>At Tue, 5 Nov 2002, Kelly wrote:
>>>
>>>The Luteal Phase is the time between ovulation and the beginning of your
>>>next menstration. I think it may cause a problem with implantation and
>>>therefore may cause difficulty with conceiving or possibly early
>>>miscarriages. It also sounds like a problem with ovulation itself may
>>>cause the luteal period to be shorter than normal (hense the reason the
>>>dr. mentioned that Clomid may help). You can chart your luteal phase
>>>by charting your basal body temps.
>>>

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