re:My temp went down

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Hi Crystal!

Hope this helps...l got out my copy of the book TCOYF

Taking Charge of Your Fertility and have some input

for you:

p.274

" After ovulation (during luteal phase), there is a

second smaller surger of estrogen, which may cause a

temporary drop in temperature and often coincides with

a day or two of creamy cervical fluid. You need not

be concerned, though, because it is not an indication

of returning fertility. "

p.280

" Remember that most women will have a very consistent

luteal phase (the time from ovulation to

menstruation). So, for example, if your own luteal

phase is typically about 13 days, and your temperature

remains high for 16 days, there is a good chance you

are pregnant. The point is to determine if the

temperatures are staying high longer than what is

normal for you. "

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Judy Wallace - 31

DH - - 24

DD - Rose Elaine - 1/20/93

TL - 8/ 4/1995

TR - 8/20/2001 - Dr. Levin (8cm/6cm)

http://www.tcoyf.com/cgi-bin/chart.pl/juditt

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