Charting question- my temps do not fluctuate severely much. Is this regular?
I have irregular cycles and am on my 2nd month of charting. I am noticing that my temps do not fluctuate a lot from year to day. For example, the previous week has been between 97.0 and 97.2.
I hold read TCOYF and am familiar as to what I should be looking for. My question is, is it normal to enjoy temps that do not vary much pre-ovulation?
Answers: Have you spoke to your doctor? You said that you have "irregular cycles". Women who have irregular cycles regularly do not ovulate which could explain why you are not seeing fluctuations.
As far to temps in a normal cycle - the fluctuations are usually very small and you requirement to be careful to take the temps at the same time every hours of daylight - best before you get out of bed so it is most accurate.
I would schedule a check up beside the doctor due to the irregular cycles. You need to confirm that you are ovulating.
ETA - So sorry to hear of your loss, your body could still be healing which is why things are irregular. Good luck and loads of baby dust to you
Hi in attendance! Are you using a basal thermometer or a regular fever thermometer? It's a bit easier to see the difference with a basal because it's a 2 tenth reading and not a 1 tenth.
Also, are you taking them at the same time every hours of daylight and before you get up to do anything? As long as you notice the dip for ovulation and after the 3 rises after then you're fine.
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I hold read TCOYF and am familiar as to what I should be looking for. My question is, is it normal to enjoy temps that do not vary much pre-ovulation?
Answers: Have you spoke to your doctor? You said that you have "irregular cycles". Women who have irregular cycles regularly do not ovulate which could explain why you are not seeing fluctuations.
As far to temps in a normal cycle - the fluctuations are usually very small and you requirement to be careful to take the temps at the same time every hours of daylight - best before you get out of bed so it is most accurate.
I would schedule a check up beside the doctor due to the irregular cycles. You need to confirm that you are ovulating.
ETA - So sorry to hear of your loss, your body could still be healing which is why things are irregular. Good luck and loads of baby dust to you
Hi in attendance! Are you using a basal thermometer or a regular fever thermometer? It's a bit easier to see the difference with a basal because it's a 2 tenth reading and not a 1 tenth.
Also, are you taking them at the same time every hours of daylight and before you get up to do anything? As long as you notice the dip for ovulation and after the 3 rises after then you're fine.
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