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Hi Rebecca, Thanks for contacting Kindara :) The 'P' on your chart represents your Peak Day. Your Peak Day is the last day that you experience eggwhite cervical fluid, watery cervical fluid, or a...
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Hi Asiacross, thanks for contacting us! If your temperatures haven't shown a sudden spike and remained elevated, it's most likely that you haven't actually ovulated yet. This is very common in wo...
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Hi Cashahan, thanks for your question! Kindara will number the days after you enter your Temperature Shift. These numbers indicate the number of days after ovulation (also known as "Days Past Ovu...
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Hi Tara, Hi Gunars, Thanks for contacting Kindara! The stars represent your next predicted fertile window. Lighter pink = less fertile, darker pink = more fertile, and darker pink with confetti ...
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Hi egchama, thanks for contacting us! Yes, you can chart many many cycles in Kindara. To view your previous charts, tap the More screen, then tap "Cycles." You'll see a list of all the cycles you...
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Hi Sierra, thanks for your question! The ovals in the squares below the chart are Kindara's cervix tracking feature. The color of the square refers to the wetness of the cervix, the height of the o...
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Hi Mariah, thanks for your question! The small dots at the bottom of the cervical fluid/menstruation bars indicate Kindara's 'Spotting' feature. To mark Spotting, go to the data screen and tap th...
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Hi Sophie and Meghang, Your Peak Day is the last day that you experience eggwhite cervical fluid, watery cervical fluid, or a lubricative vaginal sensation. Usually, ovulation occurs on the peak d...
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Hi Alyshajones and Emavarrett15, You can mark the pull-out method as either protected or unprotected on your chart; it's really your preference and may depend on how safe you feel using the withdr...
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Hi emavarett15, the temperature dots post ovulation are numbered to make it easier for you to tell how long your luteal phase is. Your luteal phase is the period of days AFTER ovulation. Most peo...