Dr. Sharon Malone

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The circumstances that it works the best in are people that have extremely regular cycles.

So if you say, 28 days, I know where I am.

My period's coming.

I can feel it.

I can feel ovulation.

And there are people who feel that, who say that they do that.

But what about if your period is 28 days this month, it's 31 the next month, or your cycles are very irregular?

Then all the temperature taking in the world is not going to help you prevent pregnancy.

Because here's the thing about taking your temperature.

Your temperature goes up after you've ovulated.

Not before.

So if you had sex yesterday and your temperature goes up today, oops, that's a little too late for that information.

So the cycle tracking is helpful in retrospect.

You do it and then you say, okay, three, six months, I see where it is and when ovulation may happen here.

That's when it's helpful.

Now we've progressed a little bit.

We've got sticks you can pee on for ovulation.

Those are way more helpful when you are trying to conceive sex.

than when you're trying to prevent pregnancy.

And the amount of time that sperm will survive even before you've ovulated, it's like 72 hours.

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