Re: High pre-ovulatory BBT and ovulation question

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It's fine.

>I had a temp shift on day 18, to 98.5 average for 5 days,
>does that mean I ovulated ?

Possible but not guaranteed.

>How soon after the shift can you take the pregnancy test ?

Best to wait about 2 weeks or so.

Hope this helps and write back anytime for more information.

HSM

>Thank you for your wonderful service.
>

You're very welcome.

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>Anna
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