When you test all the way through your fertile window you can gather information to see your pattern. There are two LH surge patterns: Gradual (high for 2-6 days) or Rapid (< 1 day). As you continue to test, the app will continue to adjust and choose the highest ratio value in that ovulation cycle as your peak for the cycle. Keep testing until your levels are done rising and begin to drop again. In these circumstances, once a ratio reaches 0.5 in the current cycle, the app will be triggered to begin identifying the "peak", and will automatically mark the highest ratio value as the peak. Greater than or Equal to 0.5 = High / Peak Premom gets to know you and your cycle the more you log! If the highest LH ratio value (peak) in your previous cycle was below 0.8, then the app will adjust to the following:
How Does My Premom App Accommodate Lower LH Levels? After ovulation occurs, your LH levels will rapidly decrease to baseline levels.
This helps users plan intercourse to achieve pregnancy according to their unique hormone patterns and levels. For the majority of women, ovulation occurs in the 24-36 hours after a peak is found.
You’re always looking for the last, darkest day on your ovulation tests. However, some women may ovulate below this level. Ideally, your LH levels should be around 1.0 or higher on your peak day as the test line becomes as dark as a control line. The results are summarized as ‘ T/C ratio’, allowing the app to monitor your hormone levels and help improve your ovulation prediction. The Premom app automatically reads your uploaded ovulation test results and compares the colors of control and testing lines on your LH tests. How does a Premom App read my ovulation tests? Using the Premom app paired with ovulation test kits takes the stress out of trying to get pregnant by helping you pinpoint your unique ovulation day as well as the most fertile days in your cycle. Tracking your fertility can seem complicated, but with the right tools, it doesn't have to be.
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