Thanks Nerms, wishing you all the best sweetie.
Lets you can get through it all ans start soon.
I had a call this morning from the Lab and we have 4 embies definately fertilised, and another 2 that were half fertilised so I guess those to are a little slower in doing their first devide. At the moment we're thinking of going for ET on Monday as it's a lower number. We'd thought if we get 6 definates then we'd try and go for the 5dt and have some to freeze hopely. But just having 4 at the moment, anything could happen and some don't make it to tomorrow, or the other 2 that are lagging don't see it through the night, so it's probably a ET for Monday.
The Head andologist, said that's the exact odds we're looking at, and you never know if the slower two are going to make it. So it's been our decision and I think at this stage we're having a 3dt. Only thing is I don't want any of the 4 to start backing off, Ideally I'd like to have 2 transfered and still have 2 or 3 to freeze.
So I'm offically on my 2ww and this is my fertility chart
Notes on Charting
Basal Body Temperature Curve:
The temperature plot represents each data point by a small dot. Each dot is
linked to the previous one by a line. Black Dots:
If data is missing, the dots are linked with a dashed line. Discarded temperatures are displayed as black dots.
Open Circles and Dots:
If something in the data indicates that the temperature may be slightly inaccurate (either by events selected in the Special data area or by a time difference larger than normal), the temperature is plotted using a circle instead of a dot. Please note that these points do not need to be discarded. The circle will just indicate to the reader areas on the chart where the data may be less accurate.
Square Points:
When you have entered a note or if you check something in the Special data section, the graph will display a square instead of a dot. This is useful to check patterns and symptoms not directly related to charting. Note that this display is not enabled by default. It can be enabled on a chart by chart basis by clicking on the Display Settings link below the chart.
Crosshair:
The crosshairs may be one of two different colors: When it is red it indicates an ovulation detected automatically based on your data or set by one of our guides. When it is blue, it indicates a manual override by the user.
A dashed crosshair means that your fertility signs are somehow in conflict. Look below the chart in the ovulation detector section for details. The horizontal line is called the coverline. The vertical line marks the day of ovulation.
DPO Count:
After ovulation you will find the count of your Days Past Ovulation (DPO) just above the coverline.
Green Line:
The temperature graph line turns green after recording an HPT positive.
Cycle Days
The cycle day line displays the cycle day, the luteal phase and corresponding fertile window once ovulation has been detected. The luteal phase is colored in yellow/orange while the fertile window is colored in green.
Chart Label
You can assign a personal label to each chart. Look in the menu Cycles/View Cycle List to enter it.
Primary and Secondary Signs - Pregnancy Tests CM Line - Cervical Fluid
Test Line - Pregnancy Test
BD Line - Intercourse/IUI/IVF
OPK Line - Ovulation Predictor Kit
Fern Line - Saliva Microscope/Ferning Tests
Mon Line - Fertility Monitor
Cervix Line - Cervix
Stats Line - Cycle History
Mood Line
Ener Line - Energy Level
Cervical Fluid (CM Line):
The cervical fluid (also called cervical mucus and abbreviated CM) data line
uses the following codes: Label Fluid
M Menses (Period)
L (Pink background) Menses Light(Period)
H (Pink background) Menses Heavy (Period)
* Spotting
- Dry
S Sticky
C Creamy
W Watery
E Egg White
A blank entry means that you did not record your CM that day.
The Menses and spotting can be combined with the other fluid types in a two letter code. For example egg white fluid with spotting will be displayed "E*". Menses are displayed on a pink square.
The corresponding square is colored in green when your entry denotes a clearly fertile sign.
Pregnancy Tests:
Label Test
+ Positive
- Negative
B+ Blood Test Positive
B- Blood Test Negative
Intercourse/Insemination/Retrieval (BD Line):
Label Meaning
X Intercourse
AM Intercourse in the morning
PM Intercourse in the afternoon/evening
R Egg Retrieval
I IUI or Home IUI
XX Intercourse morning and afternoon (More than once)
Ovulation Predictor Kit (OPK Line): Label OPK Result
+ Positive
- Negative
Fertile entries are displayed over a green square.
Saliva Microscope/Ferning Test (Fern Line):
Label Ferning Test Result
F Full Ferning
PF Partial Ferning
- None
Fertile signs are displayed over a green square.
Cervix (Cervix Line):
The cervix line uses a multi character representation: Label Position
H High
M Medium
L Low
Label Texture
S Soft
M Medium
F Firm
Label Opening
O Open
- Medium
C Closed
Clearly fertile input are displayed over a green square.
Fertility Monitor (Mon Line):
Label Monitor Display
L Low
H High
P Peak
Fertile entries are displayed over a green square.
Cycle History/Stats (Stats Line):
The stats line displays data based on your cycle history. Predicted Ovulation Days
Predicted Period Days
T Recommended Test Date
The colored squares represent the most probable days for ovuation or menses based on a statistical analysis of your cycle history.
The stats line also displays when appropriate a countdown (numbers from 5 to 1) to the test date starting 5 days before the recommended test date.
Energy (Ener Line):
Label Energy
H High
N Normal
L Low
Mood:
The mood data entry uses the following code: Label Mood
G Good
OK Normal
B Bad
SW Swing
Medications Special, Custom Data
The chart also includes 3 categories of data which are displayed on multiple lines. The medications group of data is displayed on multiple lines with a predefined code. The Special and Custom data use a system of numbers with the key directly available at the bottom of the chart.
Medications (Meds Lines):
The Medication/Medical Procedure lines use the following code: Label Meaning
C Clomid
E Estrogen
FS FSH
FE Femara/Letrozole
H HCG
m Metformin
P Progesterone
X Other
T IVF Transfer
* More than one selection