[ellymayone]

Can you ovulate and not have a thermal shift?

I dont believe so hun. I think that you have to have a thermal shift because that thermal shift shows progesterone which you get AFTER you O.

I looked at your chart, and I see your on CD18 got a positive opk on CD17. It can take 3 days to O after your first positive opk so you still have a chance hun!

[ellymayone]

Thanks I sure hope so! I am just worried well nto worried really but I only hvae a 28 day cycle so I don't think my LP will be long enough. If God wants us to concieve this month though I guess it'll work

I see temps went up hun! Your LP wont change even if you O later, your just have a longer cycle is all. Do you usually O later or early?

[ellymayone]

I don't know really seeing is the is only my 2nd cycle back since giving birth to my dd but before I had a 28 day cycle everytime and would O on CD 14 I was very text book so this is new to me

[NutMeg76]

It is very possible for your cycles to change post partum, or even just as you get older. My have changed. I used to O on CD 12 or so, with a 12 day LP so a short 24 day cycle. Now I O anywhere from CD 15-18 and have about a 10-12 day LP.

Charting will help you see what is going on, and that maybe you do O later now, so you could very well have missed the eggie by BDing too soon.

[ellymayone]

Well we aren't stopping bding just bc I O...LOL....we will still do it like we always do almost every morning

[TeresaSuperMama]

It is very possible for your cycles to change post partum, or even just as you get older. My have changed. I used to O on CD 12 or so, with a 12 day LP so a short 24 day cycle. Now I O anywhere from CD 15-18 and have about a 10-12 day LP.

Charting will help you see what is going on, and that maybe you do O later now, so you could very well have missed the eggie by BDing too soon.[/b]

I agree. My cycles have changed quite a bit post partum, plus from getting older.