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Does progesterone in luteal phase effect your daily temps (not morning bbt)? normally im 98.6 and during the day ive been around 99.57. is this norm
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Temp Increased: This is probably normal temperature variability. If it continues to increase above 100.4 degrees F or you have other problems, then seek care. Otherwise, put the thermometer down and enjoy your weekend.
Answered 5/11/2019
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