Kylah Smook

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727 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 14 Jul

Kylah Smook’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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If your luteal phase is really short or if you're getting a lot of PMS or you are struggling with failed implantation,
it's a sign that your progesterone levels are low progesterone is a really important hormone for our fertility and so my cycles in general are so short i feel like i have a 24 or 25 day cycle yeah so you can if you know when your ovulation day is and you count from ovulation day to the first day of your period that window which is your luteal phase should be at minimum 11 days long 11 to 14 days is a healthy luteal phase
anything shorter, and that's an indication that your progesterone levels are too low because the way that your body triggers your period to come is the fall off of progesterone.
So when progesterone kind of runs out, and you'll see this on a temperature chart, it's really interesting, you'll see the temperatures kind of fall off a cliff, and then the next day your period starts because literally your progesterone's saying, okay, I'm done.
And so women who have shorter luteal phases
are going to experience more negative symptoms, but it's literally just a sign of your progesterone, which is a really easy thing to fix.
Go to your early checkup.
They don't even tell you anything about your body.
You're like, oh, yeah, I haven't gotten a period in a while.
They're like, oh, that's okay.
Don't even worry about it.
You're on birth control, right?
Just, like, let's make sure.
Like, you're taking the pill, right?
They don't, like, they don't even know anything about your cycle.
You got your pap smear.
Like, what is that telling you?
Okay, great.
You don't have...
HPV.
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