Re: BBT Temps

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You establish your coverline after you have confirmed your ovulation rise (3 days of temps at least .2 degrees higher than the previous 6 days). Your coverline is .1 degree higher than the previous 6 days temps.

Low BBT's can be associated with hypothyroidism or low progesterone. High BBT's can be associated with pregnancy, fever, or infection.

I'm not a medical professional, but after charting for 9 months and reading more than I care to :) your coverline at 97.7 or 98 is quite normal. Mine is usually 97.7-97.9. If you are concerned about your charts or cycle length, bring them in and show your dr.

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Cherine

At Mon, 24 Apr 2000, MaryJ wrote:
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>My coverline BBT is usually 97.7.  This month it was higher (around 98)
>but today dropped to 97.5.  I don't anticipate ovulating for a couple
>more days.  What causes High BBTs (aside from pregnancy) and what causes
>Low BBTs? Mine always seen to be a little on the high side.  Should I be
>concerned? I am 29 and TTC for 5 months.  Cycles range from 33 - 43
>days.
>Thank you for your input.

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