What is the basal body temperature during pregnancy?

Generally, women's body temperature during ovulation will change with the change of menstrual cycle. A woman's body temperature changes during her menstrual period, and it also changes after pregnancy. Therefore, many women always feel that their body temperature is different from before after pregnancy, so what is the body temperature during ovulation?

1. If you usually go out to play without ovulation, then the temperature will rise from zero to 0.5 degrees when you go out to play, and it can last for fourteen days. If the body temperature does not drop within 16 days of ovulation, the possibility of pregnancy is very high. At this time, you can go to the hospital to check the chorionic gonadotropin in your blood. If it rises, you are pregnant.

2. If you are not pregnant, your body temperature during ovulation will generally drop after 14 days, and your period will come the next day after the drop. Therefore, if you are pregnant, your body temperature during ovulation will rise and last for a long time.

During pregnancy, the metabolism of estrogen increases, which causes changes in body temperature, generally 0.3 to 0.4 degrees higher than normal body temperature. According to the female's ovulation body temperature will change with the change of menstrual cycle. Around the time of menarche, under the action of estrogen in the body, the ovulation body temperature will generally remain around 36.5 degrees. Then the body temperature will slowly drop and will drop to the lowest during ovulation.

Under normal circumstances, a woman's body temperature will rise to a certain extent after pregnancy, and the body temperature after pregnancy is generally between 36.9 degrees and 37.2 degrees. If this type of body temperature lasts for more than 21 days and there are no other abnormal reactions and no menstruation, it is usually a sign of early pregnancy, and sometimes pregnancy reactions may also occur. In the middle of pregnancy, that is, after 13 weeks of pregnancy, the body temperature will slowly return to normal.

After a woman becomes pregnant, her progesterone level will rise, and her body temperature during the ovulation phase of the follicular phase is generally 36.5 degrees. Her body temperature during the follicular phase will rise by 0.5 degrees or higher. Therefore, for women during pregnancy, an increase in basal body temperature is a normal physiological phenomenon, so pregnancy can be judged by observing changes in body temperature. If the body temperature is abnormal, you should see a doctor in time to eliminate potential health risks.