Can I get pregnant if my body temperature does not rise?

Whether a woman can get pregnant is closely related to ovulation. Only when ovulation occurs successfully can the chance of a woman getting pregnant be increased. Once a woman successfully gets pregnant, many changes will occur in her body. The most common symptom is the symptom of increased body temperature after pregnancy. Therefore, many women use this symptom to judge whether they are pregnant. So let us understand whether you can get pregnant if your body temperature does not rise.

First, can you get pregnant if your body temperature doesn't rise? Under normal circumstances, a woman's basal body temperature is lower before ovulation and rises after ovulation. If the basal body temperature measured daily is recorded on a temperature record sheet and connected into a curve, it can be seen that the body temperature is lower in the first half of the menstruation and rises in the second half of the menstruation. This temperature curve with low temperature at the beginning and high temperature at the end is called a biphasic temperature curve.

Second, basal body temperature can reflect the body's energy metabolism in a quiet state. The basal body temperature of women of childbearing age is related to the cyclical changes in ovarian hormones. After ovulation, the body temperature will rise by 0.3-0.5℃ until 1-2 days before menstruation or the first day of menstruation. If the basal body temperature rises but the menstruation is not due, and the basal body temperature continues to remain high for 16 days, the possibility of conception is high. If it lasts for 3 months, it is basically certain that you are pregnant, but other factors that may cause the body temperature to rise, such as systemic infectious diseases, colds, etc., need to be ruled out. If your basal body temperature remains high for more than two weeks, you should consider going to the hospital for a check-up because you may be pregnant. If it is more than 20 days, it can be confirmed as early pregnancy. In the early stages of pregnancy, the biphasic body temperature curve gradually decreases, indicating luteal insufficiency or placental dysfunction, and a tendency to miscarriage.

It is normal for human body temperature to be maintained at 37 degrees Celsius. If it exceeds 37 degrees Celsius, it is considered to be too high. Excessive body temperature is definitely not a good thing for the human body, and it will also cause various problems to the human body. Some people have a high basal body temperature and want to know the reason. Whether a high basal body temperature is good or not is relative. Generally, a person's basal body temperature will rise during the ovulation period. Therefore, people can determine whether their body is in the ovulation period by the high basal body temperature. If you have a high basal body temperature during the non-ovulation period, it is possible that you are pregnant. It is recommended that you observe the symptoms of your body carefully at this time to see if you are pregnant, etc., and further determine the condition of your body.