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Question for the pro charters
| Wed, 07-23-2003 - 2:09pm |
Hi!
I would like to start charting my BBT next cycle, so If I start on CD1 and say for example my temp is 97.5 that day, where do I draw the cover line?
I think I missed my window of opportunity this month :( , DH is out of the province so I went to go visit him for 5 straight days of BD, (I tried to plan my trip around my ovulation)but I think I O'd late, due to this pesky ovarian cysts that is throwing my cycles totally off!!!!!!!! (my last 4 cycles have been 39d, 29d, 32d, & 37d)gggrrrrrr.
Well if you can give me some guidance on my temping question I'd sure apprciate it.
Good luck all!
Blaise
TTC #1 C#4 CD23

http://www.sisterzeus.com/cervob.htm
http://www.sisterzeus.com/mucOb.htm
GL Sweetie- I hope you'll get that bfp before you start charting ;) ;)!!!
Please post your chart for us to see when you get it up and going- we'll help you figure it out. Make sure you're using a basal body thermometer (available at local drug stores/pharmacies by the hpt's) and try to take you temp consistently at the same time first thing in the morning before you get up and moving around.
Huge ((((((((hugs))))))))))) LOLove, Connie
I would use Fertility Friend at www.fertilityfriend.com. A lot of people on this board use it. It's very good and draws cover lines and everything for you. It even has a special VIP section (I don't use this) that has super fertility friend options.
This way, you can make sure the chart is accurate and it looks good!
good Luck!
Cat
To figure out your coverline.. Look at your O day.. then look at the 6 days before O.. and draw your coverline .1 (if F*.. and I believe it's .5 if C* is used)... above the highest temp in those 6 pre-O days. And remember: most ladies' coverlines do change from month to month.. and if you're unfortunate enough to end up charting for 2 years or more.. you will see that you can usually predict what your coverline will be for any given month... and that you may even have a "typical" coverline (mine's 97.7 more often than not)....
Hope this helps.
=)
Jen