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Temp spike

First month charting BBT. How long after ovulation does your BBT go up?
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927769 tn?1275932602
Mine went up the day after I ovulated and it is still up. I'm 10DPO.  I went from 96.6 to 97.3 and it has been as high as 97.5 in the past couple of days.
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283175 tn?1295537265
I just peaked at your chart.here on medhelp.looking at your average cycle length which is 31 days.so based on that ovulation could happen around the cd17.so i would aim to start bedding cd15 onwards.because your cycle varies up to 38 days.you need to concentrate from cd15 to cd25 this being the latest plus 1 day you would likely to ovulate.as long as you can try bed every other day you be well covered.good luck.
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283175 tn?1295537265
Generally by charting your temp should go up day after ovulation,some women have a slow rise.over 3 days.so as long as 3 days following O the temp is steady going up.
for me i always had a big dip day before ovulation then would shoot up next day above coverline.but you will know via the temp.as for having pain during ovulation,this is not a confirmed sign you have ovulated,so your temping this is the best way,
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419158 tn?1316571604
I dont know much about charting or CM when ovulating. I was always lucky to just "know" I guess.  I always got a pain in one side or the other while ovulating. Anyway, I just wanted to wish you luck!!!!!!!!
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