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1380252 tn?1279892799

Ovulation Calculator

How can the Ovulation Calculator be improved to help those of us with irregular periods with a cycle of more than 60 days?

Can we still use the Calculator?
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I've done a lot of reading on western and eastern medicine as my husband and I have been trying to conceive for 2 years now.  I've read that evening primerose oil and red raspberry leaf tea/tinture can help bring your cycle and hormones back to normal so that you ovulate more regularly and have a better chance at conception.  Though you will not see results right away, it's recommended that you follow through with it for 3 months before seeing results. Acupuncture may also help with your hormones and blood flow so that you ovulate as well.  I think that if you're not yet committed to western medicines that can be too harsh for your system, going with natural remedies and herbs may be another route to take. Just my two cents. Hope it helps.
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707563 tn?1626361905
Hi ladies -

Unfortunately, our ovulation calculator only goes to a 44 day cycle.  Have you tried our Ovulation tracker?  You'll be able to use that no matter how long your cycle is, and you can chart your BBTs, cycle days, predict using OPKs and FAM, etc.  After you've entered in a couple of cycles (and you can go back and enter previous cycles), and entered some of the tracking info (BBT, OPK, etc), it will be able to show when you are likely ovulating.

You can add it here - http://www.medhelp.org/user_trackers/gallery/ovulation?camp=sub_nav

Emily
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1411528 tn?1289258090
I would love to answer this question but I cant because I would like to know the same exact thing.
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