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BF'ing, low bbt after o
Hello ladies! Hope you all are doing fabulous! I used to frequent the nest but as work would have it, I have to actually work when I'm here this past year. haha
Anyhow, I'm in the middle of my 2nd pp cycle. BF'ing my 14 month old and starting to wean him. My bbt post ovulation is remaining low, but I have erratic temps due to night waking and BF'ing I assume. I believe I actually o'd on CD28 instead of CD30 based on increasingly tender bb's/N's while BF'ing following that day. They have remained extra sensitive and sore otherwise I would of figured I geared up to O and didn't.
Anyone else experience weird post o temps after O? Do you think my progesterone could be low? I took Vitex CD24 to try and balance my hormones and hopefully ovulate at a decent timeframe, but this cycle my post o temps are actually lower than my first pp cycle.
TYIA
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Lesson learned!!
Re: BF'ing, low bbt after o
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Lesson learned!!
Thanks ladies for your responses. Had a temp increase this morning. I guess the only indicator on if I really did o or not would be if I get AF sometime between Sun & Tuesday since my LP is 11 days and was normal with my first pp.
The n pain is exactly the pain I get after o normally, so don't think it's weaning or hormones, but who knows. (?)
Speak sweetly so that if you ever have to eat your words, they don't taste bad.
~Unknown~
Lesson learned!!
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