Vicenza - Biometric research on cervical mucus: ideal and atipical cycles

Data come from the Family Counselling of Vicenza and Padova. Daily observations on cervical mucus were collected from women that contacted the Counselling. The study produced a database of more than 250 women and more of 2500 menstrual cycles. For each cycle, information about the quality and type of mucus was collected. Cycles were split into two groups: the first group was called "Ideal" and included cycles with well-specified characteristics; the second group was called "Atypical" and included cycles that missed at least one of those characteristics. Data also allowed to analyse cervical mucus intervals by studying their length and the distance between consecutive cycles.