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The rhythm method is where your previous menstrual cycles are tracked on a calendar, and this information is used to predict future ovulation dates.

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In the rhythm method you abstain from sex (periodic abstinence) during your most fertile days. It involves tracking your natural cycle of fertility and your menstrual cycle.

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