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Non-Hormonal Contraception

Prevention of fertilization or, in general, pregnancy without using the oral pill.

Ovulation normally takes place on the 14th day of the cycle. In the event of a long cycle, it may be the 20th day. In case of a short cycle, it may be the 10th day. The 1st day of bleeding (even minimal) corresponds to the 1st day of the cycle.

Ovulation corresponds to the moment when the egg is released by the ovary. The ovarian follicle (which has until then enveloped the egg in a protective cocoon) ruptures: the egg is ready to be captured by the widely open pavilion of the fallopian tube. Fertilization can only occur during the ovulation period.

  • Observation of mucus and cervix predicts ovulation.
  • Temperature confirms ovulation.
  • The infertile phase presents a dry cervix, a rather dry vulva.
  • The fertile phase presents a cervix at maximum humidity (abundant cervical mucus).

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