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1. Basal body temperature for natural family planning - Mayo Clinic

   The basal body temperature method is often combined with another method of natural family planning, such as the cervical mucus method.

2. Cervical mucus method for natural family planning - Mayo Clinic

   The cervical mucus method is sometimes combined with another method of natural family planning, such as tracking basal body temperature.

3. Thermometer basics: Taking your child's temperature - Mayo Clinic

   If you're in doubt about an armpit temperature reading, use another method to confirm the results.

4. Hypothermia - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic

   Primary treatments for hypothermia are methods to warm the body back to a normal temperature.

5. Hypothermia - Diagnosis and treatment - Mayo Clinic

   A common method of warming blood is the use of a hemodialysis machine, which is normally used to filter blood in people with poor kidney function.

6. Female condom - Mayo Clinic

   Female condoms aren't affected by dampness or changes in temperature.

7. Birth control options: Things to consider - Mayo Clinic

   These methods focus on knowing which days of the month you are able to get pregnant (fertile), often based on basal body temperature and cervical mucus.

8. Cryotherapy for prostate cancer - Mayo Clinic

   The current method of cryotherapy for prostate cancer — which employs ultrasound guidance, newer-technology cryotherapy probes and strict temperature monitoring — has been in use for only several years.

9. Birth control Natural family planning - Mayo Clinic

   Popular types of natural family planning include the rhythm method, the cervical mucus method and the basal body temperature method.

10. Egg freezing - Mayo Clinic

    Freezing Shortly after your unfertilized eggs are harvested, they're cooled to subzero temperatures to preserve them for future use.