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miscalculating ovulation by bbt
morning girls, i usually post on maternal but its all full. i just put all my bbt info onto a site called fertilityfriend.com and i had a dip in temp on dec 13 thinking this was o day but per their site it states my o day was actually dec 15th. i was pretty sure that the dip was the o. this puts me at 7dpo and i thought i was at 9dpo. any help for future charting? anyone ever use this site?
fertilityfriend.com
o duh, thanks. i could only think of french fries. Ok, so the dip is the pre-ovulation and in that case FF was correct in stating my o day the day before the temp rise????
Yep they have alot of information on there regarding charting that would be a great help to you in understnading it all. Read though it when you get a chance.
The temp dip can be the day of O too. Every woman is different.
http://www.fertilityfriend.com/HelpCenter/FFBook/ff_patterns.html
Dip before rise: You may see a slight temperature dip before your temperature rise. If you are lucky enough to get advanced warning of ovulation like this over several cycles, it is a good way to time intercourse very close to ovulation. You may, however have a dip that is not followed by a sustained rise and mistakenly assume ovulation is imminent when you see a dip. An individual dip on its own does not tell you anything about ovulation or your fertility.
Dip before rise: You may see a slight temperature dip before your temperature rise. If you are lucky enough to get advanced warning of ovulation like this over several cycles, it is a good way to time intercourse very close to ovulation. You may, however have a dip that is not followed by a sustained rise and mistakenly assume ovulation is imminent when you see a dip. An individual dip on its own does not tell you anything about ovulation or your fertility.
i am so confused!!!
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