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Re: Attn: Jenny From: Jenny (anonymous@obgyn.net) Wed, 28 Feb 2001 09:05:22 -0600 (CST) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Hayley: "dnc & nonviable pregnancy" Previous message: stephanie: "To Dr. Mcintosh...heparin question" In reply to: MDM: "Attn: Jenny" Next in thread: MDM: "Rising temps..." Reply: MDM: "Rising temps..." I am a medical transcriptionist, but I do not know for sure. I just know that with bbt charting, a sign of a rising temp (in conjunction with cervical mucus) that does not fall CAN be a sign of pregnancy. From what I know, usually, your temp rises over about a 4 day period (which is when you ovulate, I think ovulation occurs right before the temp falls again), after ovulation it is supposed to drop back down to your normal level. If ovulation occurs, but the egg is fertilized then the temp will continue to rise or just stay the same, it can signify pregnancy or there could be some other reason. Good luck! At Wed, 28 Feb 2001, MDM wrote: > >hello. Are youin the medical profession? I was just wondering becuase >you responded to my post. Do you really think i could be pregnant? It >has gone from 97.1 to 97.3...97.4, 97.7 97.8 and this morning, 98.00 I >don't know if i am a slow riser during the thermal shift or I could be >preg. I have not had a period or ovulated in 2 years. This is the >first time I have not taken any knid of meds for my endo and if I have >gotten preg this quickly...JOY!!! :) Next message: Hayley: "dnc & nonviable pregnancy" Previous message: stephanie: "To Dr. Mcintosh...heparin question" In reply to: MDM: "Attn: Jenny" Next in thread: MDM: "Rising temps..." Reply: MDM: "Rising temps..."

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