Thanks for getting back @speterson825! Do you not get periods at all? One major potential point of hormonal IUDs is their ability to sometimes make periods lighter and shorter.
As you read in the articles provided, you can edit the average cycle length and period length you provided during setup; however, these settings only affect your initial predictions. The information you provide is used to make predictions about your future period and fertile windows.
- On the calendar, find the approximate date your last period started.
- To edit your average period and cycle lengths, tap the + or - icon to add or subtract days.
Keep the following in mind:
- Change your average period length to adjust the length of your initial period predictions. For example, if you change your average period length from 5 days to 8 days, your predictions adjust to reflect this change.
- Edit your average cycle length to adjust the length of your entire cycle. The predictions for your fertile window and ovulation day adjust based on the length of your cycle. For more information, see our blog post Ovulation, Fertility, and Pregnancy: What It Really Takes To Make a Baby.
To change your setup values for average cycle or period length:
- From the Fitbit app dashboard, tap or click the female health tile.
- Tap or click the gear icon.
- Tap or click Period Length or Cycle Length and adjust the number.
- Confirm your changes.
If what you want to track is not provided by the Female Health feature yet, please visit our Feature Suggestion board to create a new idea or to vote for an existing one that matches yours.
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Hope this clarifies your inquiry. Let me know if I can assist you with anything else.
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