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Twogirls0607
September 7th, 2019, 10:51 AM
Hi, i wanted to ask this queston since i read it somewhere, that boy moms had lower bb temps when charting , then girl moms (or one mom that had lower temps with conceiving boy but higher with conceiving girl). And the reason is testosteron. I noticed lower temps in my last 2-3 cycles, and i am on he diet, trying to ger my testosteron higher with food and exercises.
English is my second language, sorry for spelling and i hope you understand what i am asking.
atomic sagebrush
September 7th, 2019, 12:53 PM
Some people have that theory, but it's not based on testosterone, it's based on estrogen/progesterone. Since estrogen makes your temps low, and progesterone makes them high, for those who believe that high e = more boys and high p = more girls, they think that can be represented in temperatures.
I really don't think there's anything to it. The reason is because everyone needs to have both a fairly high level of estrogen and a fairly high level of progesterone to get and stay pregnant with a boy OR a girl, and I have seen absolutely no convincing data that high progesterone sways pink anyway. In fact, quite the opposite, with a huge number of those of us with all boys having high progesterone and long LP, and a lot of all girl moms and pink swayers (who end up with successful sways) struggling with low progesterone.
Twogirls0607
September 8th, 2019, 07:45 AM
Thank you atomic, that is clarifying. For last few cycles i noticed more regular and lower temperatures. Actualy, it started around when i started he diet.
My lutheal phase goes long, 15-17 days. So i hope that is good. I used opks and it showed kinda like that, im not sure the exact day (hour ) of ovulation. But with traking bbt, i can say i have high temps in lutheal phase for about 15-17 days. That it slowely goes down, just like it goes slowely high after o.
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atomic sagebrush
September 8th, 2019, 01:25 PM
Hmm, well, I'd take care to keep BD even after temps rise in that case. It's unusual to have LP that last that long, and far more common to have higher temps before/during ovulation (still not common, but way more common than 17 day LP regularly) so I'm wondering if you may be ovulating later than you think and with a blue sway we want to keep you covered in that case so you're still in with attempts.
Twogirls0607
September 10th, 2019, 09:59 AM
Today i found all my charts. Well i remmembered it wrong, i actualy have lp 14-15 days. Usualy 14. Sorry for confusion. I read all kinds of stuff so i got confused.
We got it covered this cycle. I hope for bfp[emoji120] but if we didnt conceive this cycle, maybe next we can do even better.
Thank you for all the informations atomic!
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atomic sagebrush
September 10th, 2019, 11:51 AM
Oh that's actually good news, it means your reckoning of ovulation is reliable!
Good luck and blue dust headed your way!
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