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Steady rise in post O temps. What does this mean?

Melts

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So my chart is usually perfect. Steady low temps during the follicular phase when estrogen is the dominant hormone. Dip in temp on the day of ovulation when I get an lh surge and then the temps rise after o during the luteal phase because of progesterone. This cycle Is a bit of a mess, and I am not sure why. Anyway, Usually my temps stay at a pretty steady level during the luteal phase but this cycle they are steadily going higher by about .15-.20 degrees everyday. What could this mean? It is only cycle day 6.

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Someone please correct me if Im wrong, my I believe a lot of pregnancy charts go triphasic and raise in temp after implanation. Hopefully this is a good sign for you!
 
That's what I was thinking. I am really hoping that, that is the reason.
But I was wondering if it would rise so soon because implantation could not have even happened until today possibly yesterday.
 
i really don't want to squash the hope however that is what my chart looks like every month, Or did when I was temping. It looks pretty normal to me.

after two years of charting every month i would suggest not looking for signs of pregnancy by your chart. I have had every chart under the moon including a triphasic, a dip, and elevated temp and no pregnancy.

I wish you all the best, I would wait to see if you are late before getting hopes up.
 

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