Joined: 22 Oct 2004 Posts: 1089 Location: with my love
Temp Posted: 11-04-05 10:51am
Been up in the 98's for the past week ....
Usally its 97's could this be a sign im
preg?.. My period isnt due till the 17th
I think last month it was 11 days early .
I dont know we had sex on the most fertial
days and everything...And now im like a
nympo lol.... What would girls think?
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SadMommy
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 15 Sep 2005 Posts: 194 Location: California
Posted: 11-04-05 15:16pm
I dont know about the temp issue, but the
nympo thing I agree....... It is so funny
to me because I normally am very easy
going when it comes to sex with my
husband. When ever the mood hits us kinda
girl, now that I am trying to get
pregnant, every sentence out of my mouth
is "lets have sex". I could be doing
laundry "lets have sex", I could be
cooking dinner "lets have sex", I could be
on the phone, long distance "lets have
sex". My husband has learned to laugh at
me and go with the flow, but at first he
would just stare at me like I was losing
my mind....... :lol:
i have gone crazy ttc....!!!!!! How about
you?
Tammy :lol:
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jenn_smithson
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 15 Nov 2004 Posts: 808 Location: Texas
Re: Temp Posted: 11-04-05 20:04pm
kitty2luv
wrote:
been up in the 98's for the
past week .... Usally its 97's could
this be a sign im preg?.. My period isnt
due till the 17th I think last month it
was 11 days early . I dont know we had
sex on the most fertial days and
everything...And now im like a nympo
lol.... What would girls
think?
basal body temperature
usually increases the week that you
ovulate. You could be ovulating now and
that would explain the spike in
temperature. It usually continues to be
high until after your period so, no, it is
not an early sign of pregnancy as it is
normal for it to be higher from ovulation
on until your period.
Peace,
jenn
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nnclyn
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 03 Jun 2005 Posts: 136
Posted: 11-05-05 07:35am
Temps are usually triphasic if you are
pregnant. Your temps dip at ovulation
and then rise right after it. This is
showing that your progesterone levels are
rising (progesterone helps support a
pregnancy). If you are indeed
pregnant.
If you are indeed pregnat you will have
another rise in temps....A triphasic
pattern is defined as a sustained "third
level" of higher temperatures beginning at
least seven days after the ovulation rise,
but on average about 9 days after
ovulation.
