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I'm trying to conceive and had been monitoring my body temperature, my temperature range from 36.11 to 36.18 degree. is this normal?
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Yes !: Variation in core body temperature is common. Activity and metabolism are influential. You may want to switch this method to a chemical, urine detection kit in which you can predict ovulation some 48 hours ahead.
Answered 4/22/2012
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Timing !: When this pain occurs with regards to you menstrual cycle is most important. Normal ovulation is rarely painful. Your gynecologist may want to do a pelvic ultrasound and perhaps a laparoscopy to rule out recurrent ovarian cysts or endometriosis.
Answered 4/22/2012
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