Basal Body Temperature (BBT) Charting

Basal Body Temperature BBT Charting is an important aspect of a pregnancy achievement technique that uses waking body temperature together with cervical fluid and cervical position to pinpoint the most fertile times during a woman's monthly cycle. 
Having intercourse regularly during the 5-6 peak fertile days greatly enhances chances for pregnancy. Charting can also be used to show early signs of pregnancy, alert one of hormonal imbalance and even indicate a possible miscarriage.

• Abnormal BBT chart: Is there something like an 'abnormal' BBT curve
• Average BBT: What is the average BBT temperature
• BabyMed BBT Charts: Accuracy of calculated ovulation day
• BBT - Drop in Temperature: Am I ovulating today
• BBT - How To: How do I chart my temperature?
• BBT - Implantation: Are there any signs of implantation on the BBT curve?
• BBT - Temperature Drop: Does the temperature drop before or after ovulation
• BBT and Clomid: Can I detect double ovulation on my BBT?
• BBT and Air Conditioners: What effect does it have
• BBT and Ectopic: Does my BBT chart indicate that I have an ectopic pregnancy?
• BBT Charting: Which questions can my BBT chart answer?
• BBT during Pregnancy: Should I continue to take my BBT?
• BBT Graph Help: The graph functions
• BBT or EWCM: Which is more accurate?
• BBT Thermometer: Is it necessary to use a special thermometer
• BBT up 18 Days negative Pregnancy test: My BBT is up for 18 days but my pregnancy test was negative today
• Coverline: Is it the same each cycle?
• Coverline - Temps to Overlook: Which are not considered
• Coverline - What Is It: How do I determine my coverline?
• Coverline - When: At which point
• Erratic BBT curve: Temperatures are all over the place
• Fertility BBT Temperature Charting - Why Should You Chart?:
• Getting started on charting:
• High BBT: My BBTs are higher than average
• How long charting: When should I see the doctor?
• How To Draw a Coverline - BabyMed: How to draw a coverline when fertility charting
• Introduction to charting:
• Low BBT: My temperatures are lower than average
• Low BBT: What could it be
• Low Temperatures: What do low temperatures mean?
• Pregnancy Diagnosis and BBT temperature curve: If you haven't had your period 15+ days after ovulation on the the BBT temperature curve then a prgenancy is likely
• Sex and BBT: Rise in temperature and sex
• Temperature after ovulation: How long should it stay up?
• Temperatures for 16 days above coverline: Could I be pregnant even though I got my period but my temperatures stay above the coverline
• When does the new day begin when you do BBT Temperature Charting?: You should decide at the beginning of BBT temperature charting what you consider the beginning of a new day, either after midnight or when you wake up. Both choices are OK