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My basal body temp ranging from 96.6 to 97.1 before ovulation. and rise up to 97.8 after ovulation. is it a sign of low thyroid?

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Not necessarily: But thyroid is very easy for your doctor to check and tell you with certainty.

Answered 8/29/2013

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Is low basal body temperature that ranges from 97.6-97.8 while you are on the pill normal? I heard the pill raises your temperature? Thyroid problem?

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I went to my doc. Today and he said I should start checking my temp. With a basal thermometer to see if i'm ovulating .How do I do this ?

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A member asked:

I checked my basal body temperature, its at 97.9 degrees. I dont know if thats my regular basal body temperature but does this number indicate I ovulated? Im on birth control, third pack?

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Is there possibly an issue if my basal temperature rise (indicating ovulation) occurs 4 days after my first positive opk?

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When charting basal body temperature each morning to detect ovuation, what type of temperature change would let you know you are ovulating?

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