If your temperatures seem to be around the same level all the time, the culprit
is usually your thermometer. Even when you are taking your temperature at the
same time, following all the guidelines, there is usually some fluctuation in
temperatures. Your first step is to check your thermometer's battery or get
a new thermometer. If your temperatures are still flat, and/or show no sign
of a biphasic (ovulatory) pattern when you would expect them to, this is something
to ask your doctor about if it happens for a few cycles.
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I've gotten consecutive flat temps before. I think it was 3 days in a row after that my temps started fluctuating. Had it gone on longer than that I'd be looking into swapping out the battery just in case.
Re: Flat Temps
Taken from Fertility Friend FAQs:
If your temperatures seem to be around the same level all the time, the culprit is usually your thermometer. Even when you are taking your temperature at the same time, following all the guidelines, there is usually some fluctuation in temperatures. Your first step is to check your thermometer's battery or get a new thermometer. If your temperatures are still flat, and/or show no sign of a biphasic (ovulatory) pattern when you would expect them to, this is something to ask your doctor about if it happens for a few cycles.
BFP#1 5.27.10 DS became an angel at 21 weeks on 9.22.10
BFP#2 4.16.11 Healthy baby girl born 12.14.11
BFP#3 9.3.12 A healthy, bouncing baby SISTER on the way! EDD 5.12.13
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