High Pre Ovulation Temps

We looked at the average temperature between 1 and 10 days past ovulation dpo. High pre ovulation temps. Google but had no luck.

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By charting the differences in one tenth degree increments you can determine when ovulation has taken place.

High pre ovulation temps. With this post we d like to share with you a few stats results about average post ovulatory temperatures bbt and pregnancy. If you ve been tracking your cervical mucus then you can be even more sure ovulation occurred on the day before if you noticed fertile cervical mucus on the days leading up to the temperature rise. Your temperature will probably stay high. Post ovul my temps range from 98 06 98 42 which seems to be within the normal guidelines.

Weschler s book says that the average pre ovul temp should range between 97 0 and 97 5 and my everyday temp during this period is usually 97 7 with very few variations. Average temperature after ovulation stats study. April 2013 in trying to get pregnant. After you see at least three higher than average temperatures in a row you can most likely say that ovulation occurred on the day before the first high temperature.

The book suggests that high temps may be a result of hyperthyroidism. Is there a reason why i would have them. Does anyone here have high pre o temps. These are preliminary results intended to give you some material for comments and feedback.

Predicting ovulation for most women 96 to 98 degrees is considered normal prior to ovulation and 97 to 99 degrees after ovulation. During ovulation your body releases the hormone progesterone which brings on a slightly raised temperature a day or two later usually by 0 5 degrees. I tried finding some info on here and dr. Anything to be concerned about.