| Re: Question about taking temp w/Basil Thermometer
from my understanding...if you get up..that would change your temps some...which is why they say to have he thermometer ready for the next am (shaken down)...and to have it at your bedside, to get the most accurate reading.
i too have questions concerning bbt. i have been using one out of curiosity for a couple of weeks..(have been having pg symptoms, and read that if you are pg, that temps stay up)...my temp is still hovering around 98.6...(a couple of years back when I was charting, i was having readings around 97.??, so I know this is a high reading for me)...I have irregular periods...they mostly come on cd 30---but have been known to be anywhere between cd 24 and cd 36...so i dont know when i would be "late"...today is cd 30..temp this am was still 98.6...i do have AF symptoms....but also pg symptoms..took pg test on Friday..negative...two different brands on Monday..negative....and one at 3 am Tuesday morning....negative...so I dont know whats going on.
Symptoms are: nausea, extreme tiredness, cramping (have never had before), frequent urination, bbt's still up, ..........but I am also hurting as if AF is about to show. (I have endometriosis, so I have pain every month prior to my AF).
I have really never understood bbt's....so dont know when they are supposed to drop if you are not pg....I have read 1-2 days before AF begins, I have also read that it will drop when ovulation time is over.....so, I dont know if my temps still being up is a good sign...or if it its just not time for it to drop.
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