Second post --> Cervical Mucous - J Wang, MD (continue)
From: Lindawatie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 1 Feb 2001 09:17:57 +0700
Thank's for the explanation.
My BBT is usually 36.2 - 36.6 degree of Celcius before the predicted ovulation day. Is it possible that my temp stays high (+37 degree C) starting on day 15 until about day 26 without having an ovulation on day 14 ? I understand that progesteron level will be produced by corpus luteum after ovulation and it will make the BBT stays high until the next coming period. In my case, do you have any idea what causing my BBT rise starting on the second phase of my cycle ? Sorry that I keep asking you so many questions since I really confuse with all the theory that couldn't fit my condition and my doc didn't have any explanation for that.
Thank's a lot for your great help so I can have a better understanding.
> Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2001 22:21:48 -0600 (CST)
> From: anon@medispecialty.com (j wang, M.D.)
> To: WOMENS-HEALTH@OBGYN.NET
> Subject: Re: Cervical mucous
> Message-ID: <200101300421.WAA18699@mail.medispecialty.com>
>
> It sounds like you may have ovulated 5-7 days after you thought you
> ovulated as the symptoms you describe are similar to ovulation. I think
> you need to check with your doc about the next step.
>
> At Tue, 30 Jan 2001, Lindawatie wrote:
> >
> >My period is usually 28 days. I've noticed that there was no changes on my cervical mucus during my fertile days until the predicted ovulation day. I've checked on BBT chart and there was a rise after ovulation and my progesteron level at 7 dpo was 6.6 (a quite low level for ovulation ?!) and E2 was 48. I was wondering if I didn't ovulate and it effected my mucus production. Got PCT test and found 20-30 DH' sperm died inside the cervix. I also found that 5 - 7 dpo I began to have a clear watery vaginal discharge and felt bloating, mild cramping on one side of stomach. Is this a common thing or I got something wrong with the hormon ? Does this mucus thing would have a great effect on my effort to get pregnant ? Should I have an IUI ?
> >
> >I would appreciate any opinion from this forum.
> >
> >Thank you,
> >Linda
>
> --
> James Wang, M.D
> Assitant Clinical Prof.
> Tufts University School of Medicine
>
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