If a woman keeps a daily chart of changes in her vaginal secretions, she is probably practicing the standard days method of birth control.

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The practice of keeping a daily chart of changes in vaginal secretions is more closely associated with the cervical mucus method (also known as the Billings ovulation method), which tracks changes in cervical mucus to determine fertile days, rather than the Standard Days Method, which tracks the length of the menstrual cycle to identify fertile days.

If a Woman Keeps a Daily Chart of Changes in Her