Thermal Shift Unexpected

kmboje
Since 9/2020kmboje
Since 9/2020

January 15, 2021 at 7:42 amI've been struggling with taking my temperature at a consistent time because I an not a good sleeper. I figured this month was a wash because my temperatures have been a bit confusing. The app has identified a thermal shift but I am not understanding how it is identifying it. Curious if you can take a look at my chart to confirm if this may be correct or if it does in fact look funky. Thank you for your insights!

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ChartingwithAn…
Since 8/2019ChartingwithAndrea
Since 8/2019

January 15, 2021 at 8:47 amHi. CD 22 does meet one of the algorithms for determining when to populate an ovulation day. I would say CD 24 would be more likely because of the temps spike that follows, however, you need a couple more days of elevated temps for that to populate as well. This could have been a fall back rise, too. Hopefully, over the next few days a thermal shift will become clearer.

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kmboje
Since 9/2020kmboje
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January 15, 2021 at 9:12 amHi Andrea, thank you for your interpretation! I guess we will see in a couple days :)

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ChartingwithAn…
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January 15, 2021 at 10:34 amYou are so welcome!

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kmboje
Since 9/2020kmboje
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January 19, 2021 at 8:51 amHi Andrea, now that a couple days have gone by, my chart now indicates 2 other possible ovulation days. Do you suspect CD 24 is when I ovulated, or is it still possible I had a fall back rise as you noted for CD 22? Thank you!

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ChartingwithAn…
Since 8/2019ChartingwithAndrea
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January 19, 2021 at 10:40 amThat's hard to say. CD 22 or CD 24 looks like possible ovulation. CD 24 could have been a fall back rise, but it's hard to determine if that is what happened here. I would look to how long your luteal phase ends up being to help determine which one of those days it was.

Was there a day you were seeing more fertile signs?

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kmboje
Since 9/2020kmboje
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January 19, 2021 at 3:20 pmHi, thank you for your response! Besides CM I have not been checking other fertile signs. I will keep my eye in my luteal phase length to see if that gives me a better indication of when I ovulated for sure.

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ChartingwithAn…
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January 19, 2021 at 3:46 pmYou are so welcome! Keep me posted!

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kmboje
Since 9/2020kmboje
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January 26, 2021 at 8:00 amHi again,

Since I have 3 possible ovulation days I am trying to delay taking a pregnancy test until I'm dpo 18 on the latest one that occurred cd 25. I've been feeling anxious about it so I think waiting is probably best for me.

Do you mind taking a peek at my chart just for some thoughts if you have any?

Thank you!

Katie

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ChartingwithAn…
Since 8/2019ChartingwithAndrea
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January 26, 2021 at 10:20 amHappy to take a look. If ovulation on CD 25 is correct, you are 13 DPO. You could take a test now if you wanted or you could wait. It's really up to you. I totally understand wanting to wait as long as you can, so you could just keep taking your temps and see what happens. Luteal phases are generally not longer than about 15 days you could take a pregnancy test in a couple days as well, if you wanted.

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Thermal Shift Unexpected