August 18, 2007
19 days high temperatures from 97.6 to 98.1
my cycles are typically 31 to 45 days
my lower temperatures are usually 96.9 to 97.5
that would make my current temps a lot higher than my normal ones. i can clearly see the shift as well as a triphasic pattern...
i also have sore breasts
some twinges and achy feeling in lower tummy
bit nauseous...comes and goes during the day
frequent urination....almost every hour
super tired...very sleepy
almost 2 months late for my period (but they're usually irregular)
1 slightly positive pregnancy test and 1 negative
1st test was slightly positive...
2nd test was definitely negative
i don't think it's an infection because my temps are not feverish.....
my question is....what other reasons are there for 19 days of high temperatures if i might not be pregnant?
my cycles are typically 31 to 45 days
my lower temperatures are usually 96.9 to 97.5
that would make my current temps a lot higher than my normal ones. i can clearly see the shift as well as a triphasic pattern...
i also have sore breasts
some twinges and achy feeling in lower tummy
bit nauseous...comes and goes during the day
frequent urination....almost every hour
super tired...very sleepy
almost 2 months late for my period (but they're usually irregular)
1 slightly positive pregnancy test and 1 negative
1st test was slightly positive...
2nd test was definitely negative
i don't think it's an infection because my temps are not feverish.....
my question is....what other reasons are there for 19 days of high temperatures if i might not be pregnant?
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August 19, 2007
a true high temp from bbts are usually greater than 98.1F and would start counting from there. It seems that unfortunately you got only a chemical pregnancy and that was what may have been keeping you from getting a period til now and giving you these symptoms. I can say this given the first positive result, but is resolving on it{s own. You may get a period very soon given the now negative values. Keep us posted and let us know if this is the case...