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Consistent Temp Dip 4DPO

mrsj0423mrsj0423 member
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Over the past several months I have had a somewhat significant temp dip on 4DPO.  I know it's a tad early to be an implantation dip.  Its still above cover line, but I just find it odd that it happens consistently on 4 DPO.  Do you ladies think anything of this?  Does anyone else experience anything like this?  All of my previous cycles that have this dip have been non pregnancy cycles, so this morning when I saw the dip, I thought "oh crap, here we go again".  Am I over analyzing?  And FWIW, in the past, my temp goes right back up on 5 DPO.  TIA
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Re: Consistent Temp Dip 4DPO

  • SchruteBucksSchruteBucks member
    Sounds like a fallback rise caused by a secondary estrogen surge.  I get that too. 
    Me 41  DH 33  Married 09/03/2011
    DD1  EDD 08/18/01, born 08/03/2001 ~ 9lbs 10oz, 21.5 in
    DS1  EDD 4/30/2004, born 05/04/2004 ~ 10lbs, 22 in
    mc 02/14/12 @ 5 weeks
    DD2  EDD 12/25/12, born 12/30/12 ~ 10lbs 11oz, 21.25 in
    mc 12/05/15 @ 12 weeks
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    imageSchruteBucks:
    Sounds like a fallback rise caused by a secondary estrogen surge.  I get that too. 

    Thanks.  It seems pretty harmless since it's still above cover line, it just causes me to associate it with non pregnancy cycles since it happens so consistently.

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  • juliane2004juliane2004 member
    imagemrsj0423:

    imageSchruteBucks:
    Sounds like a fallback rise caused by a secondary estrogen surge.  I get that too. 

    Thanks.  It seems pretty harmless since it's still above cover line, it just causes me to associate it with non pregnancy cycles since it happens so consistently.

    Don't worry about it. The egg would've have even implanted yet, so it alone would've had no effect on your temps. It's the estrogen surge, not "pregnant vs not pregnant" that is doing that. 

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