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What does it mean when you have a basal body temp dip at 5 - 6 dpo? this is the second month in which we have noticed this trend on the chart.
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BBT Dips and Rises : Many women experience a drop at implantation - often right at 5 DPO - and then the temperature will rise. It is possible, but certainly not a guarantee, that you fertilized and implanted! good luck if you are ttc! we'll keep, our fingers crossed!
Answered 11/28/2017
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