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Protect your fertility tracker App from unwanted attention. * Full data entry for fertility tracker including period, basal body temperature (BBT), cervical fluid, daily notes, your custom symptoms, meds, default data and much more... * Menstrual cycle statistics- convenient record of your cycle length, period dates, ovulation dates, cycle phase lengths, and symptoms * Offline data entry and review when Internet access is not available. * Optional Alarm to remind you of your data entry, morning basal body temperature (BBT). * Extensive educational resources: Educational videos, tutorials, quizzes and eBook. * Optional Widget: Create your own graphical fertility tracker and display it on your home screen. *Gallery of ovulation charts- hundreds of thousands of fertility charts, see real BBT chart patterns *Fertility chart sharing page (optional) *BBT chart creation and coverline *Automatic ovulation detection based on your own fertility signs. *use Fertility Friend’s advanced (default) accurate ovulation detector or choose ovulation detection based on the Fertility Awareness Method (FAM)Wearables:Oura Ring Integration: Automatically import your ring data into Fertility Friend (more menu/settings/Oura Ring Integration). Apple Health App: You can import data from Apple Health App into Fertility friend for further analysis. Tap more menu/settings/Health App Settings to set it up. Premium Features available via in-App membership purchase: * Advanced data analysis tools to monitor your cycles, basal body temperature (BBT) pattern and fertility data * Vibrant community with enhanced privacy *Pregnancy Monitor * Pregnancy Tracker: once pregnant, use the pregnancy tracker to follow your pregnancy. Fertility Friend dramatically improves your chances

You can get pregnant only a few days each cycle. Fertility Friend accurately determines these crucial fertile days based on a few easy body observations. This app is an advanced ovulation calculator, menstrual calendar, fertility chart and period tracker. It works to help you get pregnant because it interprets your own personal fertility signs. Fertility Friend creates an exclusive fertility chart and ovulation calendar with personalized trying to conceive tips and analysis. Track your period and other fertility signs (basal body temperature/BBT, cervical fluid, symptoms, etc). Fertility Friend will alert you to your ovulation date and the best days to conceive and offer personal, timely insights.Fertility Friend will quickly teach you how to track your fertility signs, show you what they mean and display your ovulation and fertile days on a calendar and a fertility chart. Fertility Friend includes extensive education, advanced tools and tips to give you the knowledge you need to feel confident and empowered. Once pregnant you can follow your pregnancy on the integrated Pregnancy Tracker.Fertility Friend’s fertility tracker is the perfect complement to the FertilityFriend.com website.Experience matters: Trusted since 1998!The most sophisticated, accurate and comprehensive analysis of your fertility signs. * Color coded fertility calendar: Your period, fertile days, ovulation and more at a glance. * Fully integrated with the FertilityFriend.com website. Benefit from accurate ovulation prediction, automatic ovulation detection, BBT chart pattern analysis and an extensive set of features on the web site. No sync or upload of data required. * Optional short passcode to

Index Share Statistical Data on Pregnancy Test TimingTesting for pregnancy when trying to conceive is a sensitive issue. The emotional toll of repeated negative results is hard to imagine for those who have not experienced it. At the same time, waiting throughout the luteal phase to know the outcome of your cycle can be agony. For these reasons, knowing when to expect reliable results is extremely important, both to preserve your emotional state and to save money by not testing too early.A related issue concerns the likelihood of getting "false" negative results which stem from testing too early. To try to shed some light on these questions, we calculated some statistics on the most recently completed charts at Fertility Friend. We are presenting our findings and a discussion of the results below.Explore the Pregnancy Test Gallery with stats per brand, the Fertility Chart Gallery in Fertility Friend's charting App: world Web App Method: We considered a batch of the most recent charts analyzed on the FertilityFriend.com website. We considered 93,184 recent charts for which the woman's averages from past cycles were available (most notably the average luteal phase length). For each chart considered, we took note of the ovulation day, the first positive pregnancy test, the first negative pregnancy test, and the average luteal phase length. From the ovulation day and the average luteal phase, length we were able to calculate the day of the expected menstrual period. This latter parameter is extremely important to understand the results.Results: Average Day Past Ovulation (DPO) for the first positive pregnancy test: 13.6 DPO Average DPO for the first "false" negative test result: 10.3 DPO Percentage of pregnancy charts with a positive test at 10 DPO: 10% Percentage of pregnancy charts which show negative results before a positive result: 17% Average time between the expected period and the first positive pregnancy test: 0.5 days before the expected period. Percentage of negative test results taken three days or more before the expected period day on non-pregnant charts: 40.7% The graphs below represent the distribution of positive tests with respect to the day of the expected period, where 0 represents the day of the expected period: Discussion: Our data do not indicate the type of pregnancy test used (sensitivity is indeed an important parameter although most people tend to use the most sensitive tests) and a very small number of the results recorded as positive pregnancy tests may be actually the results of blood tests. Nonetheless, the results of our findings lead to very interesting conclusions.As one could have expected, testing too early greatly increases your chances of a "false" negative. The average DPO at which people start testing (around 10 DPO) is probably related

Gold standard for understanding how to chart for fertility. It even includes ways to understand fertility signals for pregnancy avoidance. It provides example charts and every single tip you would need to become confident at it yourself.Fertility Friend is likewise the gold standard for fertility apps. It follows the principles outlined in the book above, but instead of writing out paper charts, you can track your fertility on your smartphone.Many other fertility apps and even wearable fertility monitors will track your basal body temperature for you. These devices and apps are loved by some but considered less reliable by others. As with everything, it’s about finding the system or tools that work for you, so explore and find out what you like!Other fertility tracking options include:The Ava braceletDaysy fertility trackerOvuSenseTempdropEach of these comes with its own app for tracking. They can range in price from just under $100 to over $300. If budget is a factor, you can easily track for little to no cost by using Fertility Friend or the principles gained in Taking Charge of Your Fertility (TCOYF, as it is often abbreviated in the TTC world).How to Optimize Hitting Your Fertile WindowMany women believe that they have to have intercourse every day during their fertile window to maximize chances at conception. However, when you consider that sperm lives for at least a few days, this isn’t actually true. If you’ve been trying to get pregnant for months, the thought of daily intercourse isn’t as fun as it sounds either—just ask many in the infertility community.You can relieve some pressure from the situation by understanding your fertility cues. Once you start having fertile cervical mucus, opting for intercourse every other day (or even every two days, if you have a longer fertile window) can be perfectly acceptable. The exceptions would be if you never have fertile mucus and are not quite sure when your fertile window is, or if you know that your partner’s sperm has low motility or he has low sperm count. If he has a low sperm count, you may require fertility treatment, or it might be best just to have intercourse twice, timed as close as possible for one to two days before ovulation.If you have ovulation pain, don’t assume that that means you have officially ovulated.You should wait until you see the thermal shift on your chart to assume that you have ovulated.Until

App Ticker Customize your App Ticker to show your cycle using personalized ruler and slider graphics. Display App Ticker Select your own design: Customize Select Current Calendar Month Fertility Friend Cancel Home Charts Data Analysis (*) The password recovery code is a word/phrase that you give us in order to verify your account ownership during password recovery. We recommend to use 3 different words and a number. It will never be used for any other purpose or sent back to you. Please keep it secret. (**) Free Fertility Charting Course delivered to your email inbox directly. Get started quickly. You can unsubscribe at any time using the link provided with each lesson. The course includes 20 lessons designed to teach you all you need to know about fertility charting to maximize your chances of conception. Privacy Policy Account Setup Tap the question marks if you need details Last Menstrual Period: The date of the first day of full flow of your last period. Ideally to be able to chart your fertility you need to enter a recent period. Without a recent period you would be unable to precisely relate your observations to your hormonal profile and eventually find out about your fertility status. You do not need to have regular periods and Fertility Friend commonly deals with very long cycles. If you did not have a recent period or do not remember the precise date but still wish to start tracking simply enter today's date to get started. You can easily discard this chart from your predictions later when you have enough data. Close Start of Week: This select the day of the week taht starts the week on the Calendar display. Depending on your local custom or prefeferences it is usually either Sunday or Monday. It has no other impact than the calendar display. Close Initial Cycle Length: It is the number of days between two periods. Usually between 25 and 35 days. Fertility Friend will calculate automatically your cycle length and your cycle characteristics based on the data you enter. Before it can do this you can provide an approximate idea of your cycle length. Close Temperature Units: Select the units of your thermometer. Fertility Friend's analysis takes it into account for accurate analysis. Close Year Of Birth: Your fertility is strongly dependent on your age. We use this information to better understand your specific situation. Please enter only your birth year (for privacy reason). Close Simple Ovulation Calculator Sign Up for more Accurate and Detailed Analysis. Automatically sync with your Free Fertility Friend account. Get access to Detailed Tracking, Smart Ovulation Detection, Community features and more (See Details). Track all your cycle data and get detailed analysis and graphs: Legend: Last Period Start Day Predicted Period Predicted Ovulation Day (most fertile) Predicted Fertile Days IMPORTANT LIMITATIONS: This calendar uses only approximate prediction and cannot be used to schedule procedures, avoid pregnancy or anything where more accuracy would be required. It is intended for educational use only. Use