Courtney
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Hi yaya! There are a lot of potential reasons why your period is late. These include stress, illness, travel, diet and lifestyle changes, significant weight loss or gain, medication, and strenuous ...
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Hey there! Tap any abbreviation in the community to get a popup with its definition. If you see any abbreviations that aren't defined, let us know and we'll add them in :)
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Hi everyone! To respond to your comments: -Right now, it's not possible to re-share a chart to the feed. We're working on adding smaller groups and other options to make updated charts more visible...
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lilblueblue - Yay! Congrats on starting your journey towards conception. Posting your chart with questions in the Community or commenting on other people's charts is a good way to get feedback. And...
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Hi there, We don't currently have a database of practitioners that have Kindara accounts -you can use the practitioner portal to invite your practitioner to create a Kindara account. And yes, it's...
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Hey there, Yes, the web portal is now free for all users :) Thanks for reminding me to update the video!
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Hi there, Spotting anytime from a week after ovulation until your expected period could be a sign of pregnancy. When a fertilized egg burrows into the uterine lining, it can cause spotting, also k...
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Hi there, Actually, implantation dip is largely a myth. Some women experience a drop in their basal temps midway through the luteal phase - however, this dip doesn't necessarily mean they're pregn...
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Hi laura - your peak day is the last day of fertile (i.e. wet) cervical fluid before it dries up for again - note that it's not the day of the MOST cervical fluid. It sounds like your peak day was ...
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Hey there, After ovulation, your temperature should stay in a higher range for the rest of your cycle. If you get pregnant, it should stay in this higher range throughout your pregnancy. Some wome...