basal temperature...?

Question

i was wondering, when you test your basal temperature for ovulation what time of day would it be best to check. or does it really matter?

Answer 1

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as my time clock was ticking. I have three healthy boys to prove it. So Good Luck!!!

Answer 2

You can take your basal body temperature in your mouth under your tongue or vaginally, which is what I'm assuming the *****'s are. As long as you take it when you first wake up before getting out of bed, talking, drinking water or anything, taking it orally is usually fine. Under the armpit is not a good way to do it. Edit: The stars are "I don't want to stick anything in my ********." The change in temperature is a distinct rise over three days. This won't help the first time you chart your bbt, but you'll see it after you ovulate. After you see three consecutive days of higher temps, usually that last day of a lower temp was the day you ovulated.

Answer 3

When using a basal thermometer, take it the second that you awake. Do not get up, sit up, drink, smoke or go to the restroom. Take it immediately. It doesn't matter at what time you take your temp per-say, as long as it is when you first wake up. When you chart your findings, you will start to see when you are ovulating. Good Luck!!

Answer 4

You have to check it first thing in the morning before you get out of bed. You need to be consistant, too, and always take it at the same time every day, such as 6:00 am. Every extra hour that you sleep (or hour that you lose) changes your BBT.

Answer 5

As soon as u wake up don't move from your bed . First thing is to check ur temperature . Keep it somewhere near u before to go to bed. Every day and try to fix a particular time.

Answer 6

And if it's not a digital thermometer, shake it down BEFORE you go to sleep. And you don't need to buy the special basal ones either, they're no different (per my fertility doc).


And don't forget, you need to have sex BEFORE you ovulate!