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At Thu, 29 May 2003, tresaro wrote: >
>I just started charting my temperatures. I have a very regular cycle
>(25 days-I always start spotting one or two days before my period). Per
>my chart I should have ovulated about the 19th of May. In the late
>evening of the 6th day (25th) I noticed spotting, very light. I went to
>bed and when I got up the next day (26th-7th day after ovulation) I
>still was spotting. By the afternoon it was gone. I also was feeling
>crampy-this is unusual for me. I assumed it could have been
>implantation. Then last night I started feeling crampy again (again, I
>do not normally get crampy before my period) and started spotting (only
>see when I wipe). I am still spotting-it is a brownish/pinkish color.
>Should I assume that I am probably going to get my period (I am supposed
>to get it on Saturday-I usually start spotting a day or two before) or
>can I assume it could be a continuation of implantation? My temps since
>ovulation have been 97.9, 97.9, 97.8, 98.0, 98.3, 98.0, 98.0, 98.1,
>98.1, 98.1-my cover line is 97.6. Once you start spotting and it is due
>to your period should your temps begin to decline? Is there a problem
>because I have a shorter cycle that I start spotting a day or so before
>my period? Is there something I can do to not spot before hand?
>
>Thank you,
>
>Tresa

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