No: Your body has a diurnal rhythm. Body temperature varies during the day being lowest n the morning and highest in the late afternoon and evening when a normal temperature can be as high as 99.6 degrees. A woman's body temperature increases by 0.9 degrees fahrenheit at the time of ovulation.
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