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temperature chart

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123aap123
Hi everyone, I hope you can help me.

I've been tracking my temperature charts for a while now, and last Tuesday I had a laparoscopy due to PCOS.

To make it easier to show, I've listed my temperatures:
29/10 day of surgery 36.7
30/10 35.3
31/10 35.5
1/11 35.4
2/11 35.4
3/11 35.4
4/11 35.2
5/11 34.7
6/11 34.4

My temperature is so low now, does the thermometer work? Or what's going on here? Sorry for my uncertainty, I have no idea what a 'normal' temperature chart looks like. The surgery was to hopefully induce ovulation, which I didn't have before.

Hope you can help.
Thanks a lot!

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  1. 123aap123 started this #2

    Hey Sophia,

    It's going well, my pimples are already becoming less frequent on my face.
    Is it going well for you too?
    If all goes well, there will be a few online here. I've been keeping track for 2 months.
    But mine are all very different, each one a degree lower than the others, and he also changes a lot more, that's my impression. I haven't used ovulation tests yet because I don't know when to start, or should I then wait the whole period until I get my period "maybe now"?

    Love, Aap

  2. Anonymous #3

    Aww, maybe it's a good sign now that your temp curve is different than before. I really hope so for you.
    I'm doing well. We're going on vacation the day after tomorrow. When we're back, we'll start with the IUI.

    Good luck! Keep me posted. If you enter your temp in Brabbels, I can follow along and cross my fingers.

    Love,
    Sophia

  3. Marianne #4

    Temperature is usually around 37 degrees, I think. But if you keep measuring with the same device, it should also show any rise or drop. As long as you're using the same thing to measure, that seems right. You can still see the deviations then. Has it been elevated again since 6-11?

  4. 123aap123 started this #5

    Marianne, thanks for your message. I can't fill in my temp chart on the site for some reason. I've been using a regular thermometer for 6 days now. 36.2, 36.2, 36.3, 36.4, 36.0, 36.4. But it's not really comparable to the other one, obviously.

  5. Marianne #6

    Ah yes, then keep track for a month with the new thermometer! That way you can see a good comparison.

  6. 123aap123 started this #7

    Yeah, but I'm already 21 days post-op. And it's day 46 of my cycle. Honestly, I don't really see anything happening anymore haha

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