my temp dipped at 4dpo is this a bad sign? chart added
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I can't believe how your temps go up and down so much in one day
Do you take them at the same time every morning?
i only take it once a day, the same time at 6am every morning
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I can't believe how your temps go up and down so much in one day
Do you take them at the same time every morning?
i only take it once a day, the same time at 6am every morning
I did mean each day
sorry. That didn't sound right.
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Hey, this might reassure you. This is straight from the FF website.
"The coverline carries no physiological meaning. It is just a visual tool to help you see your ovulation pattern. Whether or not your temperature rises or falls below this line does not necessarily indicate anything significant. Individual temperatures can fluctuate at any time of the cycle, for both hormonal or non-hormonal reasons. A single dropped temperature usually doesn't mean much. You want to look at "the big picture" and see a pattern of temperatures over time. As long as you can see a biphasic pattern and a trend towards elevated temperatures after ovulation, there is no need to worry about a single dropped temperature or two.
If, however, you have so many lower temperatures that you can no longer see a biphasic pattern on your chart, (and you are taking your temperature accurately) this could mean that you did not yet ovulate and should consider yourself potentially fertile so you don't miss an opportunity to conceive."
Its still early days for you so hang in there. Take care and everything crossed for you!!
"The coverline carries no physiological meaning. It is just a visual tool to help you see your ovulation pattern. Whether or not your temperature rises or falls below this line does not necessarily indicate anything significant. Individual temperatures can fluctuate at any time of the cycle, for both hormonal or non-hormonal reasons. A single dropped temperature usually doesn't mean much. You want to look at "the big picture" and see a pattern of temperatures over time. As long as you can see a biphasic pattern and a trend towards elevated temperatures after ovulation, there is no need to worry about a single dropped temperature or two.
If, however, you have so many lower temperatures that you can no longer see a biphasic pattern on your chart, (and you are taking your temperature accurately) this could mean that you did not yet ovulate and should consider yourself potentially fertile so you don't miss an opportunity to conceive."
Its still early days for you so hang in there. Take care and everything crossed for you!!
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thank you very much guys!
i had loads of cm on tues and a positive opk and i've never had that before but seems very positive like i keep saying theres not alot more you can do but bd around ovulation now all i can do is sit back wait
i had loads of cm on tues and a positive opk and i've never had that before but seems very positive like i keep saying theres not alot more you can do but bd around ovulation now all i can do is sit back wait
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