Use Vaginal Dampness to learn about possible days to conceive

Fertility experts have come up with a way of identifying the most likely days for a woman to conceive. The hot day on the menstrual cycle is determined by critical analysis of the cervical secretion. By the study of fecund ability scientists have demonstrated that sexual intercourse does not result in to pregnancy if vaginal dampness was not present on the same day or the day before the act.

Women are advised to focus on vaginal dampness to set their reproductive issues right. If the woman is not sick or menstruating, vaginal dampness is a good implication that unprotected sex can lead to conception. Such days are possible days to conceive. On the other hand, if the vaginal dampness is not noticeable for two days, women who wish to avoid pregnancy can enjoy unprotected sex at their risk.

This algorithm of using vaginal dampness as a birth control method is referred to as "TwoDay" method. It was developed at Georgetown university. The research teams analyzed the relationship between the vaginal secretions and the possible days to conceive in relation to the famous ovulation method. The TwoDay method has an upper hand over the other natural family planning methods in that it requires no detailed records of basal body temperature and characteristics of cervical mucus. The TwoDay algorithm outperforms other methods of birth control since it requires no costly urinary kits which might miss out the greatest part of fertile interval that appears one or several days before ovulation.

According to Bio-statistics, the TwoDay method is effective in identifying the possible days conceive within the fertility interval. It actually identifies the most fertile days through cervical secretions. The method shows great association between cervical secretions and higher fecund ability in the fertile window. For healthy normal couples, engaging in sex two days before ovulation which is the most fertile day of the menstruation cycle places the probability of conceiving at around 18% if the vaginal dampness was not noticed two days before the act. Otherwise if the vaginal dampness was noticeable two days prior to sexual intercourse the probability of conception doubles to 36%. A couple who abstains from sex when cervical secretions are evident uses the best method to prevent unwanted pregnancies.

The Standard Days Method (TM) which is a new natural family planning method identifies the fertile window of a woman's cycle which is mostly 12 days. The period take into consideration the life span of the female egg which is about 24 hours and also the viable life span of the sperm which is approximately a span of five days. Variation in the exact timing of ovulation cycle from the existing one to the next. The Efficacy of the Standard Days Method as a family planning method is rated on the same line with the diaphragm and the condom.

To assist women in keeping track of the days to avoid unprotected sex, the institute of reproductive health came up with Cycle Beads (TM) which is a 32 color-coded bead string where every day represent a day in the menstrual cycle. The first day of the menstrual period is represented by a red bead. The woman is supposed to move a small rubber ring one bead each passing day. The brown beads represent the days when conception is very unlikely. The white beads which glow in the dark represent the possible days to conceive.