Calling Chart Stalkers! opinions please xposted

ninja_mommy · #1 December 21st, 2011, 06:44 AM

Chart is in siggy. Not sure what is going on with my temps (again.) I did have a few drinks Monday night, but this mornings temp was up again. Not sure if this is just because we are living in a new environment, or if my temps will drop back down again. I thought I had a few days of EWCM, but it was also somewhat creamy at times. And part of it I was not sure what was from our BD session.
Never got a positive OPK, the closest I got was maybe half as dark.

Pretty sure last cycle was annovulatory. Do you think it's possible to O very fast after an annovulatory cycle?

ShawnaCAN · #2 December 21st, 2011, 08:12 AM

I'm not convinced that last cycle was annovulatory. I'd put your coverline at 97.1. The majority of the temps after CD14 are above 97.1 and they dropped down again when AF came, with an LP of 12 days starting after the EWCM. Looks ovulatory to me!

That said, every cycle is unique. It's normal for the time of ovulation to move from cycle to cycle. You could have simply missed the OPK surge somehow. Doesn't mean it didn't happen, just means you happened not to catch it on the test. The chart isn't showing much of a CM build up though. Did you notice feeling extra wet or slippery during the last few days?

ninja_mommy · #3 December 21st, 2011, 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by ShawnaCAN

I'm not convinced that last cycle was annovulatory. I'd put your coverline at 97.1. The majority of the temps after CD14 are above 97.1 and they dropped down again when AF came, with an LP of 12 days starting after the EWCM. Looks ovulatory to me!

That said, every cycle is unique. It's normal for the time of ovulation to move from cycle to cycle. You could have simply missed the OPK surge somehow. Doesn't mean it didn't happen, just means you happened not to catch it on the test. The chart isn't showing much of a CM build up though. Did you notice feeling extra wet or slippery during the last few days?

Yes, but sometimes it's so hard to differentiate everything after we BD. I can't tell what's what. I just didn't really see my normal post O temps last cycle. I suppose I should also through in there that this is my 3rd cycle post m/c (at 6 1/2 weeks). So, I am thinking it really messed with my cycles!

ShawnaCAN · #4 December 21st, 2011, 03:23 PM

Yes, m/c can do that. Sorry about your loss.

It's normal for the overall temp range to fluctuate sometimes too. Every cycle should be treated on it's own merits. The "post O temp range" from one cycle might not be the same range the next cycle. It's all relative to the temps from the present cycle only, not the past ones.