Charting Notation Legend
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Chart Interpretation
Peak Day:
Peak Day is marked by a "P" in the "Peak Day" row. The 3 days following peak day
are numbered (1-3). Peak day is calculated based upon the Phase III rule you chose for
the given cycle (either the ST Rule or the Mucus Only Rule).
Thermal Shift:
A thermal shift is indicated as shown.
The LTL (low temperature line) is indicated by the lower red line and the HTL (high temperature line) is indicated by the upper red line.
The 6 days prior to the temperature shift are numbered (1-6) counting back from the thermal shift
to show what the LTL is based on. The ST Rule or the Temperature Only Rule is used to calculate
the thermal shift depending upon what Phase III rule you chose for the given cycle.
Fertility Monitor:

The Fertility Monitor analysis marks Peak Day by placing an
X overtop the recorded symptom.
Denoted Symptoms
Mens Flow:

Menstruation Flow is indicated as shown based on whether heavy, light, or spotting was selected
The cell is empty if "None" was recorded.
Mucus Symbol:

The mucus symbol considers the recorded mucus sensation and mucus characteristics
and indicates 1 of 3 symbols. If no mucus symptoms were recorded, the cell is empty.
The "Mucus Sensations" row uses
d (dry),
m (moist),
w (wet),
sl (slippery),
and
w, sl (wet, slippery) to show what was recorded. The "Mucus Characteristic" row
indicates
n (nothing),
t (tacky), or
s (stretchy).
Cervix:
Cervix hardness uses
h (hard) or
so (soft). The openness is depicted
by increasingly larger dots as shown.
Ovulation Testing:
A positive ovulation test is indicated with a plus sign (+) and a negative test with a
negative sign (-). A morning test result will appear in the lower left portion of the
box. An afternoon or evening test result will appear in the upper right portion of the box.
Miscellaneous
Abnormal Temperatures
Temperatures marked as abnormal are circled in red.
Weekdays and Weekends
The Day of Cycle column is color coded to indicate the day of the week.

Saturdays and Sundays are black. All weekdays are blue.