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Re: Delayed Ovulation?From: Mary (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun, 30 Jan 2000 15:36:04 -0600
> At Sun, 30 Jan 2000, Jennifer wrote: > >Thanks for the prompt reply. I am new to charting--I only have two >charts. I am 29, have a 4-year-old son and have been off birth control >since Sept. 1999. The provera was given to induce the period. This >morning I took my temp and it was up 3 tenths over the previous six >days. I understand I need to draw the coverline at this point. I now >have another question--can it take 5 days for a temperature rise after >the peak day has come and gone? My peak day was on day 14 and today is >day 19. If it possible for the temps to take longer to react to >ovulation, what could cause this? Thanks again for your response. Hi Jennifer! Charting can be difficult to interpret and understand at first. I have been doing it on and off for over 15 years and my cycles constantly surprise me. Thankfully I am pregnant now so I can hide my thermometer for awhile! One thing that really helped me out was the book (and it's the most highly recommended book on the OBGYN.net forums!) "Taking Charge of Your Fertility" by Toni Weschler. Your questions in the paragraph above are covered in this book in easy to understand terms with lots of illustrations and sample charts for examples of the many variations in the menstrual cycle. Personally I have never had a doc ask for more than 3 charts to review (and this is from several docs from MI to CA). Not saying that there aren't physicians who want to see more charts, just that I haven't run into any. :) There is a section in the book, Appendix A "Temperatures Rise One-Tenth Degree at a Time (Slow Rise Pattern)" which looks like what you are describing. Check the book out at your local library or you can purchase it for around $22.00 US. Good Luck to you!
-- Mary Shoup Pregnancy & Birth Coordinator mary.shoup@obgyn.net http://www.obgyn.net/pb/pb.htm
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