Fertility Calculator

Identify your fertile window and maximize your conception chances

(Days between ovulation and next period)

Your Fertile Window

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Fertility Calendar

Key Days

Next period
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Ovulation
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Fertile days
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Ovulation Symptoms

Cervical mucus

Clear and stretchy consistency (like egg white)

Basal temperature

Increase of 0.2-0.5°C after ovulation

Pelvic pain

Mild discomfort on one side of lower abdomen (mittelschmerz)

Libido

Increased sex drive

How the Fertility Calculator Works

Our calculator uses the calendar method (Ogino-Knauss) to predict your fertile window based on:

  • Length of your menstrual cycle: From the first day of your period to the day before your next period.
  • Luteal phase: Time between ovulation and your next period (typically 12-16 days).
  • Gamete lifespan: Sperm live up to 5 days, egg 12-24 hours.

Factors that can affect your ovulation:

Stress

Can delay ovulation or inhibit it completely

Illness

Infections or high fever can alter the cycle

Travel

Time zone changes affect circadian rhythms

Complementary Methods

For greater accuracy, combine this calculator with:

  • Basal temperature monitoring: Take your temperature every morning before getting up.
  • Ovulation tests: Detect LH hormone surge 24-36 hours before ovulation.
  • Cervical mucus observation: Changes in consistency and amount.

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is this calculator?

The calculator is 70-80% accurate for regular cycles. For irregular cycles, consider additional methods like ovulation tests.

Can I use this calculator as contraception?

Not recommended. The calendar method is 76-88% effective at preventing pregnancy. More reliable methods exist.

Why do my fertile days change each month?

Factors like stress, illness or routine changes can alter ovulation. The body isn't an exact clock.

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