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Re: ? about bbt during pregnancy.

From: mary (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 21 Jun 1999 22:46:45 -0500

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> I know that if you have 18 or so consecutive days of high bbt's, it is
> likely you are pregnant. Well, I had that and have done numerous home
> tests that were positive. Today, I will be 5 weeks. I do not go to the
> doctor until next week. My concern is, I have still been doing my bbt
> and it is beginning to fluctuate some. One day it is 98.5 and then it
> might be 98.3 and then up again. Does this mean something is wrong? I
> am really concerned about this, so any response would be greatly
> appreciated.

Hi Christy,

Some women have the classic triphasic chart when they are pregnant and others remain biphasic. As long as you stay near or above 98.0, I wouldn't worry about it - especially if there are no cramps and bleeding.

I can relate to you tho. I took my temps for years and years, before-during-after 5 pregnancies.

My best advice to you: If you have a positive pg test, HIDE the thermometer and celebrate! Your temp taking needs are over. Enjoy your pregnancy. :)

--
Mary Shoup
Pregnancy & Birth Coordinator
mary.shoup@obgyn.net

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