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30/04/2012, 08:42 AM
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how do you guys take your temps
do you do under the arm, or orally
i am thinking about starting this way also with opks, but example im due in a week for period and my temp under arm is 35.7, although i had gotten out of bed and peed, then orally was 36.6
what is the best way, ohh im using a normal thermometer to, like a beep one that i use for under arms for kids with temps etc
any advice be great thanks so i can do it the right way
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30/04/2012, 09:47 AM
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ok thanks, so is a degree, would that make it 36.7 is that corrent if was under arm at 35.7
i think might take orally from now on
im using a euky bear digital one lol, its a kids one
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30/04/2012, 10:48 AM
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If you want the most accurate way, go vaginally. Taking your BBT temp vaginally will give you a much more accurate reading. Things like breathing through your mouth, talking in your sleep, snoring ect can cause oral temp taking to become inaccurate. And take your temp before you get out of bed. Do it as soon as you wake up. And try and do it at the same time every morning  Also, most people recommend using a BBT thermometer which goes to 2 decimal places. Some women can still see a nice pattern in their chart by only using a temp to 1 decomal place, but it's much easier to see patterns/dips/spikes if you go to 2.
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30/04/2012, 03:20 PM
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thank you, will go on the hunt for one when my cycle starts on the weekend
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30/04/2012, 03:23 PM
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QUOTE (KateyDee @ 30/04/2012, 10:48 AM)  If you want the most accurate way, go vaginally. Taking your BBT temp vaginally will give you a much more accurate reading. Things like breathing through your mouth, talking in your sleep, snoring ect can cause oral temp taking to become inaccurate. And take your temp before you get out of bed. Do it as soon as you wake up. And try and do it at the same time every morning  Also, most people recommend using a BBT thermometer which goes to 2 decimal places. Some women can still see a nice pattern in their chart by only using a temp to 1 decomal place, but it's much easier to see patterns/dips/spikes if you go to 2. Absolutely agree with all of this. 2 decimal place digital basal thermometers aren't expensive, about $10
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30/04/2012, 06:03 PM
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thanks heaps guys for all your help
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01/05/2012, 07:16 AM
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tmi but atm cp is up high and soft round it, but i dont even no if i check that right, as someone said you push towards back and i do and far up as i can go, and yea well barely reachable, but in saying that im not due till sat ish so it will drop i would assume
also this may sound silly, but when reaching in there, at the front part of your vagina when you first go to reach in, what is that?? you would think i would no being a female, but i always thought that was my cervix bit cause its like just at start as you put fingers in there like right at start, but i am assuming its not cervix as your cervix is up the back when you put your finger in far as you can go, is that correct????
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01/05/2012, 07:23 AM
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i temp orally using a BBT
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