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Do you know if your cycles are typically on the longer side? Since last cycle was 34 days, which is a bit longer than the typical, but could be completely normal for you. The luteal phase is between 10-16 days long (the phase after you ovulate until you begin your period). So if you count back from 34 days, you would expect to ovulate sometime between CD18 and 24. I'd say it's very possible you haven't ovulated yet.

@lioness21: what do you mean by last cycle was your first normal cycle off BC? It can really take a few months for your body to regulate again if you just recently came off BC.

My cycles were very irregular when we were trying to conceive our first and I had to chart to confirm ovulation since I was never sure how long that month's cycle would be. Unfortunately, you'll just have to keep going this cycle and see how it turns out. It really takes a few months worth of charts to have any good data on what's normal for you. And your body may have tried to ovulate CD 12-14 but didn't for some reason, that doesn't mean you can't ovulate later in the cycle.

@lioness21: Unfortunately, there's too much missing data to tell for sure. Out of curiosity, what happens if you completely omit the 3 missing days? (I mean, make it so you had a 31 day cycle…just get rid of the missing data…does that make sense?) It looks like there would be a temp shift, but FF won't assign an O date because it was probably right during the three days you missed.

Next month, def record your CM too! It's a HUGE sign!