Has anyone ever used this websites ovulation calendar and it worked when trying to conceive?

Question

This is the website http://www.yourdays.com/

Answer 1

Be very cautious when using calendars like this one, they assume a textbook 28 day cycle with ovulation occurring on day 14. This is inaccruate for most women.

This came directly from their own website-- "'My Calendar' is designed for women with regular cycles. Don't worry about slight variations in your cycle: about 50 percent of healthy women have cycles that are occasionally irregular, and 'My Calendar' takes these irregularities into account. But if your cycle is consistently irregular, using 'My Calendar' may result in misleading information about your fertility. We do not recommend using 'My Calendar' if your cycle is consistently irregular. "-- http://www.yourdays.com/irregular-cycle.htm


For the best odds you need to chart your basal body temps. www.fetilityfriend.com

Answer 2

I have been TTC for a few months now and a friend brought me to fertilityfriend.com. I like how I can view the calendar and enter my info. However, I don't take it as the gospel. My Dr. told me it was a good help, but I should and could still take ovulation tests to make sure.