BBT Chart and ovulation

[Xonip]

After 2 miscarriages in 3 months I am in the 2ww again. My chart this month has me really confused. I thought I ovulated on 11th as I had lots of EWCM and the night of 10th it was pink stained.

But then I had a positive ovulation test on 17th with really dark line.

Any thoughts on my graph? Thanks for all the help in advance.

 

[soffphie]

View attachment 83953 After 2 miscarriages in 3 months I am in the 2ww again. My chart this month has me really confused. I thought I ovulated on 11th as I had lots of EWCM and the night of 10th it was pink stained.

But then I had a positive ovulation test on 17th with really dark line.

Any thoughts on my graph? Thanks for all the help in advance.

without sounding dumb, the dark pink is your bbt? i cant see clean cut ovulation tbh...
but it does look like temperature is possibly rising now?

 

[chattychar1990]

by looking at your chart i would say you ovulated on CD15.

 

[Xonip]

without sounding dumb, the dark pink is your bbt? i cant see clean cut ovulation tbh...
but it does look like temperature is possibly rising now?

Yes dark pink line is ovulation. Yellow line is predicted fertility (based on what im not sure). Definitely steep rise the last couple of days.

 

[Xonip]

by looking at your chart i would say you ovulated on CD15.

Thanks. What would the dip a few days after be though? Too soon to implant. So annoying. Last pregnancy I had 2 very clear big dips of 0.4 and 0.5 of a degree for ovulation and implantation. This graph is confusing me. Lol.

 

[chattychar1990]

Thanks. What would the dip a few days after be though? Too soon to implant. So annoying. Last pregnancy I had 2 very clear big dips of 0.4 and 0.5 of a degree for ovulation and implantation. This graph is confusing me. Lol.

Temps do tend to dip and rise throughout the cycle. And if you had a miscarriage your hormones are probably all over the place. if you had a positive opk at the same time as the second dip then go with that being your ovulation. x

 

[Xonip]

Temps do tend to dip and rise throughout the cycle. And if you had a miscarriage your hormones are probably all over the place. if you had a positive opk at the same time as the second dip then go with that being your ovulation. x

Thanks for the help. I had mmc in Oct 2018 and then natural mc on 12th Jan 2019. I had negative test one week after and a normal period 3rd February. Im just so impatient! hehe

 

[chattychar1990]

Thanks for the help. I had mmc in Oct 2018 and then natural mc on 12th Jan 2019. I had negative test one week after and a normal period 3rd February. Im just so impatient! hehe

We all are so impatient in this game x

 

[Sunflower1]

It's not looking like a typical ovulation chart. You are meant to have 6 temps lower than the post ovulation rise temp so it should look like there is an obvious step up. Are you making sure you don't move before taking your temperature? It takes a while for your hormones to settle after a miscarriage, so I'd keep temping.

 

[Xonip]

It's not looking like a typical ovulation chart. You are meant to have 6 temps lower than the post ovulation rise temp so it should look like there is an obvious step up. Are you making sure you don't move before taking your temperature? It takes a while for your hormones to settle after a miscarriage, so I'd keep temping.

Yes I definitely don't move apart from to pick up the thermometer. Straight after 2nd miscarriage in January it was zigzagging all over the place even though hormones were zero after 8 days. At least this one is better than that. I have attached my graph from 21st November onwards after my first miscarriage 22nd October. Which resulted in this second pregnancy. Clear ovulation and implant dips. Which is why this one is so annoying as it's unclear with 2 little dips.

 

[Sunflower1]

Even that chart isn't typical although you obviously ovulated. Given this one, it could be you ovulated around cd11 on the top chart. If you are not sure what's going on maybe just dtd every other day around the middle of your cycle. Temping isn't an exact science.