Has anyone been pregnant and their temp. was not higher like they say ..

Question

it should be? and if so what was your temp?

Answer 1

Look it up dummy! www.fertilityfriend.com don't get pregnant your as dumb as the rest. Keep it real!

Answer 2

You cannot judge anything by simply temping to see what your temp is running.  You have to temp every day to pinpoint ovulation.  You are finding your core body temperature for this purpose, so it must be done immediately upon waking and only after a block of at least  hours of sleep.  And you're looking for a pattern, not one single temp.  You can't just randomly temp during the day and expect to know anything from that.

Pre ovulation temps will be at one level and post ovulation temps will be on a higher level.  There is no average - every woman is different.

Answer 3

Your temp has to be higher. If you're pregnant, your corpus luteum is making progesterone and that makes your temps higher. If you don't have enough progesterone your temps will be too low. You need progesterone to sustain the baby until the placenta has been formed (which takes 6 weeks) and it can make its own progesterone. Sorry!

Answer 4

I hate to say it, but there is no average temp.  Every one is different and so lower temps from you might mean higher temps to someone else or vice versa.  You just have to look at all of your temps together.  Have they fallen?  Have they stayed the same?  Those will be your only clues about possible pregnancy.  Good luck to you!  

Answer 5

When I went to the drs the other day my temp was 97.4 or something like that... I was 20 weeks along, now 21