By JustMommies staff
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fertility charting
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fertility charting ovulation and prediction
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follicular phase
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fsh
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getting pregnant
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gnrh
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lh
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luteal phase
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menstrual cycle
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ovulation
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understanding your cycle

Your menstrual cycle is divided into three phases – the follicular phase, ovulation and the luteal phase. The first half of your menstrual cycle is known as the follicular phase. This is followed by ovulation and the luteal phase. The follicular phase of your cycle starts on the first day of menstruation
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By JustMommies staff
Tags:
fertility charting
,
fertility charting ovulation and prediction
,
follicular phase
,
fsh
,
getting pregnant
,
gnrh
,
lh
,
luteal phase
,
menstrual cycle
,
ovulation
,
understanding your cycle

Your menstrual cycle is divided into three phases – the follicular phase, ovulation and the luteal phase. The first half of your menstrual cycle is known as the follicular phase. This is followed by ovulation and the luteal phase. The follicular phase of your cycle starts on the first day of menstruation
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By Patty Malowney

Short luteal phases can make conception more difficult.
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By Patty Malowney

Short luteal phases can make conception more difficult.
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By Patty Malowney

Short luteal phases can make conception more difficult.
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By Patty Malowney

Learn more about luteal phase defect and its affect on the process of getting pregnant.
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By Patty Malowney

Learn more about luteal phase defect and its affect on the process of getting pregnant.
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By JustMommies staff

After you ovulate, you begin the second half of your fertility cycle known as your luteal phase. During the first half of your cycle, Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) is produced. FSH signals your body to start the process of maturing eggs for ovulation. The eggs are contained inside a follicle where
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By JustMommies staff

After you ovulate, you begin the second half of your fertility cycle known as your luteal phase. During the first half of your cycle, Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) is produced. FSH signals your body to start the process of maturing eggs for ovulation. The eggs are contained inside a follicle where
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By Patty Malowney

Unsure of what ovulation is? Learn more here.
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