ENDO Messages for May, 2004: Re: low body temp

Re: low body temp

From: Endo (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri May 28 06:39:39 2004

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Your temps will go up and down in accordance with your cycle. Your temps are supposed to be that low prior to ovulation. Once you have ovulated, your temps shoot back up. You really need to read Taking Charge of Your Fertility. It clearly explains charting and taking your temperature. But, you're supposed to take it in the morning before doing anything else. Reading the book before you chart is a must. Especially for women like us, you will really know what is going on in your body. For example, last month I ovulated. This month I did not. I know this b/c I was charting.

Best of luck

At Thu, 27 May 2004, Jennifer wrote: >
>YES!! I get the same exact thing, I feel hot and stuff and when I get my
>temp taken it is usually lower than norm. It is only around certian
>times of the month, my doc says it has to do with hormones. Funny I
>never heard anyone else say they had that too!
>
>At Thu, 27 May 2004, Bryn wrote:
>>
>>For some reason, when my endo flares up, I always feel like I have
>>fever. However, when I take my temperature, it's usually around 97.6
>>(sometimes lower) I take it when I don't feel "strange" and it's always
>>around 98.6 so it's a lot lower when I am feeling this way. I feel
>>really weak, fatigued, and generally ill (in addition to regular endo
>>symptoms)
>>
>>Just wondering if anyone else has noticed this? My mother in law says it
>>could be my thyroid, but it's really only around ovulation that this
>>happens. Maybe this is normal. Please let me know what you think.
>>
>>Thanks!
>>
>>--
>>Bryn
>>
>--
>Jennifer in New York
>

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