9-Cervix Observations as an Optional Fertility Sign

Update: 2013-01-23

Description

Your cervix position, texture and relative openness change in relation to the presence of estrogen during your menstrual cycles. Observing and recording this sign can offer a secondary fertility sign. In this podcast, you’ll learn how to identify these changes to offer added awareness about your fertility status and to cross-check your other fertility signs.

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1-The Fertile Window

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2-Charting Essentials

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3-Your Menstrual Cycle Phases

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4-Your Hormones and Your Fertility Signals

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11-Additional Possible Fertility Signs

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9-Cervix Observations as an Optional Fertility Sign