Post # 1
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Bumble bee
So I’ve been charting for about 3 or 4 months already. And so far I’ve been pretty regular and Fertility Friend’s predicted ovulation and period days are quite accurate. But I’m about a week past expected ovulation and my temperature has been pretty low! Which is extra puzzling, cos I’ve been feeling warmer than usual when I wake up!! Do you think I didn’t ovulate?? Why would I suddenly not ovulate? Or is my cycle just suddenly longer?? I got excited and thought maybe I was pregnant but Fertility Friend FAQ said that pregnancy is usually marked by temperatures being higher.
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Post # 2
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Busy bee
They do say an annovulatory cycle every now and again can be common but maybe it’s just a late cycle for you. Have you been charting at the same time? Anything in your routine changed? I trust my temps more than any other method as they seem to be the most accurate and truly telling if i’ve ovulated.
Post # 3
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Buzzing Beekeeper
Maybe you’re just going to ovulate later this month. It happens. So do anovulatory cycles occasionally. Can you post your chart?
Post # 4
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Buzzing bee
Can u post a pic of your chart?
Post # 5
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Bumble bee
Thanks for the replies, I looked up annovulatory cycle and that could be it.
Here is my chart for August (expected ovulation date was actually 27 Aug)
in comparison, here’s my july chart
Post # 6
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Buzzing bee
Yep annovatory for sure. Anything new this month? Sometimes there’s just a fluke cycle.
Post # 7
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Sugar bee
i’m dealing with the same thing. i’ve been charting for 3 years. my cycles have always been very regular (27-30 days), but this cycle has been super long. i was a little concerned, but i finally ovulated around day 45 and my period will probably come in the next week or two. i was on antibiotics off and on in july, so i’m not sure if that threw off my cycles or what. hopefully, next month i’ll be back to normal.
Post # 8
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Bumble bee
Hmm not really. Weather is slightly warmer but that’s about it. Yup, probably annovulatory. Thanks guys for helping me out!
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