I tried supplementing with Vitex the month before last, and got a long cycle with a really weird chart. On paper it looked anovulatory-- the first anovulatory chart I'd had in over a year, I think. So I decided the vitex was a bad idea and stopped taking it. When I fed the data into fertility friend, it tentatively judged it as ovulatory with a 14-
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Vitex is a slow-acting herb and I've heard that you should take it for 6 months or even a year minimum in order to balance your hormones. Some people don't do at all well on it, including anovulatory cycles or increased PMS. I'd suggest continuing with it unless you get any problems (and I'm not including mild chart wonkiness as a real problem, just a puzzle). Your chart looks like it could be ovulatory, your temps do definitely hop upwards, albeit with some spikiness. Keep going and let us know how the next chart turns out.
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Good Luck!!
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