Re: [ovuview] pregnancy mode without previous cycle data

[Lizzie MacGuire]

Did you try using the settings? I guess the pregnancy mode would be found there :)

On Oct 10, 2012 10:56 PM, "dat" <dahlia...@gmail.com> wrote:

I just started using OvuView and found out we were pregnant after just a few weeks of use. I therefore don't have any previous cycle data entered so there is nothing for me to adjust in the Cycle Management screen. I enabled the Pro feature and entered a positive pregnancy test, but I still can't seem to apply pregnancy mode. Your help is appreciated. Thank you.

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[OvuView]

Hello,

you can activate pregnancy mode if you go to Cycle screen (menu ->
Cycles), open your last cycle (first in the list) and change the value
in the combobox to "pregnancy".

Best regards,
Ian / OvuView

[OvuView Team]

Hello,

in order to be able to switch to pregnancy mode, you have to have at least one cycle - this is the cycle where the pregnancy occurred. Simply enter the last menses start date - go to calendar, choose the date your last menses started (single day will be sufficient) and set menses to Light, Medium or Heavy. This will create the needed cycle. You can then go to the cycle management screen and change the cycle to pregnancy. If you entered a positive pregnancy test, you should receive hint about pregnancy too (which makes it easier to switch, but is just a shorter way to set pregnancy mode for the current cycle).

This is needed to calculate pregnancy duration (or, in this case, estimate it, because ovulation date can not be determined - this is exactly how your doctor does it, and then confirms based on the fetus size).

Best regards,

Jan

OvuView Team member

On Thu, Oct 11, 2012 at 6:25 AM, <dahlia...@gmail.com> wrote:

Ian,
I appreciate your response. However, since there is no previous cycle data there is nothing for me to select under cycles to change as you recommended (the cycles page is completely blank). Is there a way of entering pregnancy mode without having previous cycles entered?

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[Aleksandra Kleschina]

Thanks a lot! This has helped me, too!