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Confused about my temps
by goargirl, Jul 25, 2008 02:59PM
I am hoping someone can shed some light on my situation. I am now on cd10 and my temps are still high. Much higher than my normal pre-o temps. I had AF but it was light and it occurred at 11dpo which is very early for a normal LP. I feel nauseaus and have no appetite (like I felt with previous pregnancy).
I have taken 2 HPTs. One on cd9 and one on cd8 and both bfn.
We are TTC so being pregnant would be great, but I am not counting on it. I am just so confused as to why my temps are still high and BFN. Thanks in advance!
here is my chart
http://www.fertilityfriend.com/home/21dfd3
I have taken 2 HPTs. One on cd9 and one on cd8 and both bfn.
We are TTC so being pregnant would be great, but I am not counting on it. I am just so confused as to why my temps are still high and BFN. Thanks in advance!
here is my chart
http://www.fertilityfriend.com/home/21dfd3
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I peeked at your chart and it does look like something to give you hope. But keep in mind that ovarian cysts can also cause your temps to stay up after AF. But on the good side, I know plenty of women have light to heavy bleeding and still get BFP's. If I were you I would definitely get a blood test to know for sure. Some women just don't show positive on HPT's until weeks or even months later. When you do get the blood test, ask for the quantitative type to know the exact amount of HCG in your blood.
Keep us posted and good luck!!
SSBD!!
Trish