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Nocturnal finger skin temperature in menstrual cycle tracking: ambulatory pilot study using a wearable Oura ring
2019
BMC Women's Health
Body temperature is a common method in menstrual cycle phase tracking because of its biphasic form. In ambulatory studies, different skin temperatures have proven to follow a similar pattern. The aim of this pilot study was to assess the applicability of nocturnal finger skin temperature based on a wearable Oura ring to monitor menstrual cycle and predict menstruations and ovulations in real life.
doi:10.1186/s12905-019-0844-9
pmid:31783840
pmcid:PMC6883568
fatcat:jp2abdfxiven7hi7ose2bjhngq