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By BabyBlue07 | Oct 17, 2007

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High Body Temps

Ladies,

This morning I took my temp and it's 98.62. I ovulated last fri 10/12 and BD all weekend. Since Ovulating time until now, my temps is average 98.20. is it normal? i read online said if you are pregnant, your temp stay like that. is it true? just curious

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Lemenna

Oct 17, 2007

Yes it will stay high if you are pregnant. Mine even stayed high after my D & C because my body still had so much HCG in it. My temps were high for the entire 9 weeks of pregnancy and for another 4 weeks after until the hcg level was low enough to start my AF.

BabyBlue07

Oct 17, 2007

Thanks. Is the Prometrium cause your body temps high? I have to take prometrium twice a day plus prenantal vitamin.

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