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Re: Mary...Re: Delayed Ovulation?

From: Mary (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 4 Feb 2000 10:35:00 -0600

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> One question... If my temps stay high for the next few weeks, is it a
> possible indication of pregnancy? When do temps go down if I'm not
> pregnant? Thanks.

If your temps stay up for 16 days or longer then you are most likely pregnant. By this time your period should have come if you were not and a home pregnancy test would be quite accurate.

Temps go down again within a few days of your next period starting. (Day before, day of, or day after - depending on when your progesterone level drops off.)

Keep us posted!

Mary

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