Some of the methods or signs to know the right time for conception. The first methods are calendar method if the cycle is once in 28 days regularly then mark the date of menstruation in the calendar. Continue doing this for many months. This will help to calculate the regular duration of monthly periods. If the cycle is regular, the intermittent period between two cycles will be uniform. If the dates are different then intermittent period will be irregular. Ovulation occurs 14 days prior to the onset of the next period. Conversely, it occurs 14 days after the previous periods. This can be calculated from the calendar method.
Secondly, Temperature method. When the body temperature decreases slightly every month after ovulation and becomes normal. So recording the temperature regularly can help in identifying the time of ovulation. The chart on which temperature is to be recorded can be obtained from the doctor. This will show when the ovum was released and if it was released at all. There is a special thermometer for this. Using this record, the body temperature on the first day of menstruation in the morning itself. This method it would ease for use by keeping this in mouth for more than a minute and record the chart. For next month other chart. In interval if the temperature is same, it is the right time for conception.
The other method is mucus discharge, just before ovulation , the mucus secretions around the cervix become thin to facilitate easy movement of the sperms across the uterus. Sometimes the discharge is high as to wet the undergarments. For some discharge is sticky and thick.
