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When you see a drop on your temperature 16dpo reading 97.61 and rise again 17dpo reading 97.72 with spotting pinkish what does it mean?
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Normal: The slight variation in body temperature is acceptable and dose not indicate a febrile illnes.
Answered 9/28/2016
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