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That's FertilityFriety.com slash FAMM-L-I-V-E. This is the Fertility Friday podcast, episode number 538.

In today's episode, we are going to talk all about when is the best time to have sex when you're trying to conceive.

When it comes to fertility awareness-based methods, I often say that we really should be

paying attention to mucus as the primary sign of fertility when we're trying to conceive.

And the other signs that we may be tracking, whether it be basal body temperature or even an ovulation

prediction device, those should come secondary to mucus. So in today's episode, we are diving into

a study that looks at mucus specifically and its validity in identifying the fertile window. And also

its impact on pregnancy rates and time to pregnancy.

So without further ado, let's go ahead and jump right in.

So the title of today's research article,

Stratification of Fertility Potential According to Cervical M cervical mucous symptoms. So as the title

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