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NFP : Temperature Last Updated: Sep 10th, 2007 - 18:59:21


Temperature Pattern After Ovulation
Answered by: Ron and Andrea Gronsky
Jan 16, 2007, 11:20

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Question

My temp was 36.3 then went up to 36.5 and I am now on day 21. It is now 36.8. Does the temp keep going up or should it be the same from ovulation to the end of my cycle?

Linda

Answer

Dear Linda,

Ovulation will cause an increase of .4 degrees F, or .2C, over the pre-ovulation temperature level. Your temperatures will fluctuate a bit around that higher level, in much the same way that they fluctuate around the lower level before ovulation, until your next menses. They do not continue to increase, unless you have a fever.

Andrea and Ron Gronsky


This question was answered by Ron and Andrea Gronsky, a certified teaching couple for the Couple to Couple League, and members of CANFP. They have been teaching the Sympto-Thermal Method of natural family planning in the San Francisco Bay Area for 16 years.


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