Temping and schedule question

Re: Temping and schedule question

• RockABye

  

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  April 2014

  I would just try to temp on the most "regular" days/nights you have, after you've been asleep for 3-4 hours. It may still be wonky, but it might help some in addition to OPKs. Hopefully between the two you can get enough of an idea of what's going on!

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• MrsFreeman2010

  

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  April 2014

  RockABye said:

  I would just try to temp on the most "regular" days/nights you have, after you've been asleep for 3-4 hours. It may still be wonky, but it might help some in addition to OPKs. Hopefully between the two you can get enough of an idea of what's going on!

  Ok that's what I was thinking about doing. I figured if I could temp at the same time on my day sleeps and the same time on my night sleeps I should hopefully see something.
  

                  
  

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• LuckyAngel07

  

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  April 2014

  I think FF has some sort of info on temping when you have shift work. You might want to try looking for it on the site. I can't remember what it said (since it didn't pertain to me).

  
  
  

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• mrsskiz

  

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  April 2014

  ^ I agree. Totally worth a look.

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