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A member asked:
Before ovulation my temp is in the low 97.0 after ovulation they are in the high 97.0 never go over 98.0 is that bad?
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No: The expected temperature rise from ovulation is about 1/2 of a degree. So if your baseline is 97.0 you shouldn't expect a rise over 98. Best wishes!
Answered 3/16/2015
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