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409. Can you have cervical mucus and not ovulate?

August 09, 2024 • Corinne Angelica

Today we're diving into a topic that can sometimes be tough to navigate—the relationship between cervical mucus and ovulation. While cervical mucus is necessary for pregnancy, it does not always confirm ovulation. This is why it's so important to track your basal body temperature to accurately confirm ovulation. We'll also get into some common misconceptions about cervical mucus and other factors that can affect ovulation!

Chapters in this episode:

02:49 Cervical Mucus and Ovulation
06:19 The Importance of Cervical Mucus for Fertility
09:01 Addressing the Root Causes of Not Ovulating
10:52 Confirming Ovulation with Basal Body Temperature

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