This program helps you record the events of your menstrual cycle and uses that information to calculate and track fertile days and future cycles. The basic Windows interface feels a bit clinical but is quite handy. The only thing you might miss is a year-view calendar. It takes seconds to record any changes in your body. When your basal body temperature has been elevated for 18 days, CycleWatch prompts you to take a pregnancy test. In addition to the temperature, you can record the composition of cervical fluids, the position of the cervix, and the presence of luteinizing hormones. The manual offers brief instructions on how to keep track of the signs of your fertility cycle and what each of the signs means for fertility. You can e-mail the data to your doctor and predict your future cycles. Women who are trying to get pregnant without fertility drugs will get the most use out of this program.
Full Specifications
What's new in version 2.1
General
ReleaseNovember 8, 2008
Date AddedOctober 14, 2003
Version2.1
Operating Systems
Operating SystemsWindows 95, Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows, Windows XP, Windows NT
CycleWatch is an easy-to-use program that will help you learn about your fertility signs through documentation of your observations. This is the first step toward using fertility awareness to achieve or avoid pregnancy. In this updated version, CycleWatch records cervical position; displays the ovulation day in your cycle; sends cycle data via e-mail; and edits and enters cycle data with increased ease.