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I measure bbt. i had 3 risen temperatures for 3 days after ovulation (14th day) & then low temp for 5 days until today. is it normal? what to expect?
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Normal: What you described is normal variation during a menstrual cycle and you should expect a normal next cycle unless you engaged in sex at the fertile period, in which case you could be pregnant. If you miss your period, do a home test 4-5 days after missed period, use first morning urine and follow the instructions in the kit, carefully.
Answered 4/15/2013
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