Getting pregnant while breastfeeding

swtholls
Since 10/2016swtholls
Since 10/2016

December 4, 2018 at 4:42 pmI have now been breastfeeding for 15 months. I have not had a period. My chart starts on the day my IUD was removed as I had no other days to go by so I just started. I’ve the last 70+ days I have had no large temp shifts u til the last three days. The last time I chatted that the app gave crosshairs for temp shift. I was really hoping to see that on my chart. Is my temp shift high enough to signal that ovulation occurred? I have BC to start to try to jump start my period however last week I noted nipple pain, BF adversion, and increased libido so I began paying close attention to my temps. I’m hoping to catch that first egg and have another tiny human.

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CassieLovesCha…
Since 10/2017CassieLovesCharting
Since 10/2017

December 5, 2018 at 11:48 amHi there swtholls - I was able to take a look at your chart and the reason OvaGraph isn't about to detect likely ovualtion is because there are too many reading missing for it notice a shift to a new elevated range. You can always use 'My Revised Ovulation Day' line to mark where you feel likely ovulation took place. Here is more information on how to do that: https://www.ovagraph.com/frequently-asked-questions#bbt-charting-general

I also noticing that a lot of your readings are taken at different times. I'm sure it's pretty tough with a little one in the house but you want to try to take those readings as close to the same 30 minute window as possible. Some people find it helpful to set an alarm just for taking those BBT readings each morning. This will help make sure you don't miss a reading and are in that 30 minute window each morning.

Cassie - OvaCue Specialist

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