What? 19 high bbt's help!?

Question

ok My wife has been charting for 3 months her bbt usually drops around day 11 DPO...To make a long story short..we are at 19 days now with BBT at 98 or higher "actually 98.5 this morning"..we wnt to the dr because all the pee tests say neg...Took a blood test and it was NEG!!!!!! ARRRGHHH What the hel is going on here! We think its a little too soon because my wife has had weird hormones since she was a kid and cant take B/C . But the last 3 months charting has been textbook charts..11 days high DPO then around day 12 drops to 97 and she starts her peroid...this month 19 days high temp..no cramps, no bleeding no nothing...We think she is and was wondering has anyone else gotten a neg pos blood result...Our Dr said it may be too early just wait it out...But it's the Holidays and we wanna suprise our family at X-Mas...any suggestions...And thanks

Answer 1

Usually it means a pregnancy if your temps are up for that long after ovulation. It could be she implanted at 10 or 11 dpo, which is a little late, but normal, and her levels are still too low. I guess you'll have to wait it out. Good luck.


*Found this on Fertilityfriend.com

My usual luteal phase length is 14 days and my temperatures have been up for 16 days past ovulation and I have no sign of my period, nor any sign that I might be pregnant. What should I do?

Take a pregnancy test! There is a good chance that you are pregnant. If the results are positive, make an appointment with your doctor to confirm the pregnancy and to arrange for prenatal care.

If the results are negative, you may have ovulated later and may need to adjust your chart. If your ovulation date is clear and you don't get your period or test positive on a pregnancy test within 18 days of ovulation, you should check with your doctor to find out what could be keeping your period away.

Answer 2

It is possible that she is pregnant, it's just very early. It could also be that she's not feeling good too or she has had interupted sleep when she's temping which can affect the temps too.

Either way, you're going to have to wait this one out.