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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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