Your basal body temperature or BBT in early pregnancy can't be determined without having taken your bbt for the whole cycle. Your temperature falls from your last menstrual cycle to the time of ovulation when temperatures can rise 0.5 to 1.0 degrees above the baseline. There is occasionally an implantation dip (a drop 5-12 days after ovulation and then a return to the higher temps). Additionally, some women have a third phase (triphasic) where the temperatures rise 0.6-0.8 degrees above the post ovulation rise. However, some women do not have this phase when pregnant, and some non-pregnant women can also be triphasic. If your bbt starts to drop steadily you may be ready to start your menstrual cycle again, or it may be a sign of impending miscarriage. The longer you have done you bbt the better you get to know yourself and what is normal for you. Take your temp at the same time every morning. I found it kinda fun!
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You might feel nausea, breast tenderness, headache, high body temperature, etc. But a lot of women don't even have any symptoms that early in the pregnancy. It just depends on your body and the pregnancy.
So many women notice rise in body temperature during the pregnancy. You actually have raised temperature during the pregnancy by half degree Celsius.
easy and fast - basal temperature during very early pregnancy - high basal temperature more than 8-9 days=pregnancy
Nausea during pregnancy is caused by changes in the hormone levels in the body during the early stages of pregnancy. It usually happens early on in the pregnancy.
Yes in fact I started out with high temperature then the morning sickness and everything happened after.
Yes. The only reason your body is producing colostrum is because of the pregnancy hormone
What other symptoms are you experiencing and how far along is the pregnancy? If it is early in the pregnancy you may notice your temperature going down as a symptom that the pregnancy is not viable. If you are far enough along you may need to see a doctor to help your body let the pregnancy go. Your body will not always naturally shed the pregnancy (called 'spontaneous abortion') on its own. There are two ways the doctor can help you. If the pregnancy is not viable and is very early there is a pill you can take that will basically make you get a very heavy period. If you too far along they will do a D & C which means they physically scrape out your uteras and remove the pregnancy that way.
If you mean "miscarriage", it is when the baby dies and is expelled from the body, usually early on in the pregnancy.
In early stages of pregnancy your hormones are going crazy, it is possible to feel softer down there with the change in your body, or it is all in your head.
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