The most common questions I hear from women who are considering buying Lady-Comp are:
"How does the Lady-Comp birth monitor actually work?"
Lady-Comp is a natural hormone-free method of contraception [or a family planning method when preparing for pregnancy], based on easy-to-use and secure electronic devices that notify you when you are safe or when you avoid intimacy [aka unprotected sex] ].
So let's introduce it in more detail.
How can I use it?
The designer of Lady-Comp simplifies birth monitoring. The first thing in the morning is that it takes 30 seconds to reach your body temperature [usually oral], and the rest is it. The first thing you do in the morning is to record your basal body temperature. In other words, you have the lowest temperature when you wake up for the first time before getting up. From there, the display will tell you everything you need to know.
Is it safe to use?
Yes! How much our own body can tell us, it's easy to explain it with Lady-Comp. It intelligently understands your cycle and gives you an indication of where you are. The accuracy of clinical test results is 99.3% [for example, compared with 92% success rate of birth control pills]. However, just like the birth control pill, you need to be consistent with the way you use it. Don't miss a day. All of these don't require hormones or drugs!
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The display itself is digital and therefore easy to read. The timer display and other indicators are shown in yellow. This clearly identifies the green and red lights [specifying when to give birth or not giving birth]. The easy-to-read display ensures that there is no ambiguity when presenting results to you using Lady-Comp as a birth control.
What does the red/yellow/green indicator mean?
Lady-Comp uses a color light system similar to traffic lights, so you can easily identify "safe" and "avoid" times. Below is a description of each color.
Green - Since this device was originally designed to avoid pregnancy, when you are not ovulating, the green light indicates your cycle phase, so you can safely have sex without getting pregnant.
Yellow - A yellow light indicates that the device does not have enough data to provide accurate results. This can happen if your cycle is irregular or if you miss a few days of recording temperature. It is best to avoid unprotected sex until the light is green.
Red - A red light will appear 6 days before your ovulation. You can only get pregnant during the ovulation phase of your cycle, this is the ovulation day and about 6 days before it [because the sperm can survive for 6 days under the right conditions].
How does it know my cycle?
The information stored in this minicomputer can be entered manually [if you have deleted your cycle record], or you can use it for a month, while avoiding unprotected sex so that it can learn your menstrual cycle .
You can choose, but the more information this non-hormonal contraceptive device has in its memory, the more accurate the results will be. If there is any ambiguity in the correct result, the yellow light will illuminate. In this way, it is easy to know what the result of the interference is.
Where can I get the data?
The Lady-Comp Fertility Monitor collects its data from a thermometer attached to it. Every morning, before you get up, you should read the temperature. This is done by placing the thermometer under the tongue for 30 seconds. When it is enough for it to take a reading, the lady beeps, so there is no need to watch the clock. This will record your daily basal body temperature. This should be done every day. If you forget the temperature before you get out of bed, you should wait until the next day to read it.
in short
By tracking fluctuations in the base temperature, the Lady-Comp Fertility Monitor can predict when you will ovulate. It's that simple. When you are ovulating, it is red and safe during sexual intercourse. If you miss a day or the data is insufficient, the yellow light will illuminate. If you do not want to become pregnant, you should avoid unprotected sexual intercourse during the red and yellow indicator days. Green = Go!
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