Identify Your Most Fertile Time
Infertile days are days within your monthly cycle that there is no chance for pregnancy at that time.  Fertile days are days that there is a possibility for conception.  Within the fertile days there is a peak day which is the most fertile day of all.  Having sex during your fertile time and insuring that you hit the peak day will greatly enhance your ability to conceive.   This page will help you identify your fertile and peak days. 

Identify Your Most Fertile Time
Fertile days within a monthly cycle are a few days before ovulation.  What makes them fertile is the type of cervical fluid that is produced by the hormone estrogen.  A fertile type of fluid is one that is able to keep sperm alive until the egg is dropped and fertilization can take place.  Identifying your fertile times during a monthly cycle can be done by seeing milky, creamy or lotion like cervical fluid accompanied by a very wet vaginal sensation.  If you do not produce eggwhite cervical fluid, the last day of either milky, creamy or lotion like fluid would be considered your peak day.  When using the other indicators (waking body temperatures and cervical position) it is much easier to comprehend when your fluid is becoming more fertile.  Temperatures may start to dip, your cervix will start to rise and become soft and open.  To see more detailed information about waking body temperatures or the cervix and its function, please use the navigation bar below or click on the link provided at the Home Page.