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Your cervical position is... 1  low, firm, and closed before and after ovulation. 2  high, soft, and open just days prior and during ovulation. 3  check daily.  check only once a 1  day. check the same time each  day.
Sign of Ovulation #1: Cervical Mucus Changes. Your cervical mucus changes in amount and consistency the closer you are to your fertile window. By paying careful attention to the change, you can predict your most fertile days. When you're not ovulating, cervical mucus may appear sticky, creamy, or may be entirely absent.