How about changing the selections in the metrics for menstruation to phases of the menses cycle (I.e.: menstruation, follicular, ovulation, or luteal) or day rather than degree of blood flow during menstruation? This would be very helpful to see patterns of fatigue, overall feeling, etc. that might be linked to stages of the menses cycle. Recording the amount of blood flow during menstruation does not currently allow us females to see trends in our monthly cycle since the amount of blood flow is typically only during a small portion of our cycle (menstruation), thereby ignoring the follicular, ovulatory, and luteal stages. Blood flow doesn’t really give us females any useful data to plan or adjust our training.
Angela
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How about changing the selections in the metrics for menstruation to phases of the menses cycle (I.e.: menstruation, follicular, ovulation, or luteal) or day rather than degree of blood flow during menstruation? This would be very helpful to see patterns of fatigue, overall feeling, etc. that might be linked to stages of the menses cycle. Recording the amount of blood flow during menstruation does not currently allow us females to see trends in our monthly cycle since the amount of blood flow is typically only during a small portion of our cycle (menstruation), thereby ignoring the follicular, ovulatory, and luteal stages. Blood flow doesn’t really give us females any useful data to plan or adjust our training.