Okay I'm confused!

shawna127

Hey the last thread mede me realize that I don't understand the creighton method at all! I went onto our website and tried to look it  but it doesn't really tell you what it entails.  Right now I do sympto-thermal.  Which is why I was confused when some people said you don't chart with sympto-thermal.  I have been charting for almost a year now and by charting with sympto-thermal I was actually able to find out that I have a short luteal phase and that I possibly have PCOS, so if anyone could explain to me how these two methods are different (including the charts) I would be very appreciative! ) Thanks ladies!!

professorscience

Did someone say you don't chart with STM?  Charting is pretty much the only way to keep track!

catarntina

You chart with STM, and it can tell you whether you have certain medical issues like a short luteal phase.

Creighton, however, is paired with NaPro technology to help diagnose and treat some of those issues.

http://www.naprotechnology.com/

Creighton also has a different way of recognizing and recording cervical mucus, so that the mucus observations are more detailed than observations in STM.

agapecarrie

Creighton has standardized teaching and scientific observation method. It is more specific and detailed terms for mucous, as well as having more categories. Creighton is connected to napro which docs can see symptoms from the charts.

shawna127

Perfect! Okay thanks ladies, that helps a lot!!