Temp charting...what happens next..

[flopsybunny]

Ok, FF has finally picked up my ovulation...now what can I expect to see with the temps. Link to my chart below...

http://www.fertilityfriend.com/home/2b9160#share

xx

 

[mrsH2009]

The majority of your temps should say above the coverline now until you get your or AF arrives

 

[mrsH2009]

If you click on my FF ticker and scroll to the bottom of the page you can see my last cycle which might give you a idea! Hope it helps

 

[flopsybunny]

Thanks mrsH. Will it stay higher if I'm pregnant or start going lower if AF is going to arrive?

xx

 

[mrsH2009]

I'm not sure that you would notice until AF actually arrives

 

[flopsybunny]

Ok, thanks. Perhaps after a couple of months I will start to notice a pattern.

xx

 

[xXxBonnyxXx]

With mine I noticed that the temps stayed above coverline until the day that AF showed up.
My temps dropped and within an hour she was here!

so now if I get past 12DPO with raised temps then I should test as my LP is normally 12 days.

 

[midnight]

after ov mine stay high and then on the day of af drops really low hth

 

[HelenJ]

if you get your AF the temperatures which are above your coverline will slowly go down. for example you've ovulated at day 14 you're temperatures will rise (0.3 degrees celsius or about 0.5 degrees fahrenheit) above the temperatures you've had before. Then they will stay high(ish) and then 3 days before your AF is due it will go down, lets say (this is in celsius) you've had 36.6, you will get (at the end) 36.6 36.4 36.2 and then AF starts. if you are pregnant you would get (for example) 36.6 36.5 36.7 36.6 etc etc so it will not really drop.

mind you this is only an average example and will depend on your personal cycles how they will turn out.

But with anyone, while being pregnant the temperature is always 0.3 degrees (celsius) higher than someone who is not pregnant or has not ovulated.

 

[flopsybunny]

That's interesting. Thanks girls!

xx

 

[HelenJ]

That's interesting. Thanks girls!

xx

you're welcome