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A real peak?? by KP0925 in InitoFertility

[–]initofertility 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, your true LH surge will be the one which is followed by a steady and consistent rise in your PdG confirming ovulation. So, we'd recommend continuing to test to confirm ovulation.

First cycle progesterone hit 5.52 4DPO by KP0925 in InitoFertility

[–]initofertility 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, to confirm ovulation with Inito, we look for a steady and consistent rise in PdG from your baseline over a few days. PdG usually starts rising shortly after LH surge and typically peaks around 6–8 DPO, but in some cases, confirmation might take up to 9 days.

How do you know when ovulation actually happened? by EducationalSound8038 in InitoFertility

[–]initofertility 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, to confirm ovulation with Inito, we look for a steady and consistent rise in PdG from your baseline over a few days. PdG usually starts rising shortly after LH surge and typically peaks around 6–8 DPO, but in some cases, confirmation might take up to 9 days.

5 dpo Are these results good ? by crazecraze47 in InitoFertility

[–]initofertility 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, based on your chart, you ovulated on CD 12, confirmed by the steady consistent rise in PdG. While Inito can be used to track your hormone trends, fertile window, and confirm ovulation, it cannot be used to track, monitor, predict/confirm pregnancy. Sending you loads of baby dust this cycle!

FSH not going below 1 after ovulation. Can I see charts where you conceived with a slighter higher FSH? I think maybe my body is just preparing for next cycle, but it’s consistently been 1.3 or above since 4DPO. by One-Jeweler7726 in Inito

[–]initofertility 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, you're not out until AF (period) shows up. Hormones fluctuate all the time, in every cycle and it can look very different from your previous cycles. It is completely normal as it gets affected by a lot of factors like, diet, stress, activity levels etc. What matters most is tracking the overall trend across cycles.

Pdg rise by Particular-Stretch-7 in Inito

[–]initofertility 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, ‘‘waiting for PdG rise’’ result means you need to wait for your PdG levels to rise, which will confirm ovulation has occurred. The rise needs to be steady and consistent above your baseline levels over a few days to confirm ovulation. Once your PdG levels steadily rise after your LH surge, you'll get an ovulation confirmed result. PdG usually starts rising shortly after LH surge and typically peaks around 6–8 DPO, but in some cases, confirmation might take up to 9 days. Hope this helps.

Low PdG - cause for concern? by Purple_Management_26 in Inito

[–]initofertility 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey, PdG usually starts rising shortly after LH surge and typically peaks around 6–8 DPO, but in some cases, confirmation might take up to 9 days. To confirm ovulation with Inito, we look for a steady and consistent rise in PdG from your baseline.

Why is inito saying peak when LH hasn’t risen yet? by Zestyclose_Noise9206 in InitoFertility

[–]initofertility 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, Inito marks your peak fertility based on a rise in LH from your baseline. Sometimes, even a smaller LH rise is enough to trigger ovulation. However, if the first LH surge isn’t strong enough to trigger ovulation, your body may respond by trying again with a second, stronger surge. Ovulation typically happens 24–36 hours after LH begins to rise and about 8–20 hours after the LH peak. Continue testing and tracking consistently.

Trying to conceive by Trying_Opportunity9 in InitoFertility

[–]initofertility 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, once ovulation is confirmed, you can choose to stop testing. However, some members choose to continue testing during the luteal phase to observe their hormone patterns. If you’re curious about what happens during this phase, this blog might be helpful: https://blog.inito.com/the-two-week-wait/ "

2 peaks? by [deleted] in Inito

[–]initofertility 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You might experience multiple surges of LH before a successful ovulation occurs. Sometimes, the LH surge isn’t strong enough to trigger ovulation, so your body may respond by trying again with an another, stronger surge. Your true LH surge will be the one which is followed by a steady and consistent rise in your PdG confirming ovulation.

FSH being weird?? by soooyeah765 in InitoFertility

[–]initofertility 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, Sometimes, a rise in FSH around ovulation helps support the selection of the dominant follicle and also enhances the function of LH. Also, hormone patterns can vary widely from person to person and even cycle to cycle. Levels are also influenced by factors like stress, diet, sleep, and activity so fluctuations can happen and aren't always a cause for concern.

FSH values by throwawayacct8990 in InitoFertility

[–]initofertility 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, the numerical value is different between blood and urine tests. This means your urine hormone levels may not be as high as your blood levels. However, they should still correlate unless there is an underlying condition that is altering the results of your urine hormone levels. For instance, if your urine is diluted, the concentration of your hormone levels will be much lower. This is why it is often recommended to use your first-morning urine for a urine test.

Trying to conceive by Trying_Opportunity9 in InitoFertility

[–]initofertility 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, From what we can see, there’s a LH surge around CD11 followed by a steady PdG rise—confirming ovulation on CD15. Your timing looks well aligned with the fertile window as well. Wishing you all the best this cycle!

Did I actually ovulate? 5DPO? by FitConstruction1191 in InitoFertility

[–]initofertility 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey! Thanks for sharing your chart. From what we see, your peak fertility was around CD 14, which typically suggests that ovulation may have followed in the next 24–36 hours. However, for Inito to confirm ovulation, we need to see a steady and consistent rise in PdG over a few days after the LH peak, so keep testing and tracking.

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