Does an hour change BBT a lot?

Question

I didn't log my temperature yesterday because I took it an hour later than normal. This morning I took it an hour earlier than normal because of Daylight Saving Time. My temperature yesterday was 97.79F but this morning it was way down. I went ahead and logged today because all my temps will have to be an hour earlier than the beginning of my cycle. My period is late but it looks like I haven't even ovulated yet. Is an hour too much of a time difference to log? If not, what in the world is going on with my temperature?

Answer

I use Fertility Friend too and it said to just log your temp at the normal time (if you can) even for Daylight Saving Time and make a note to yourself, so if it seems really off you'll know why. Mine was pretty high on Sunday and I'm sure that's why lol, if I had taken it at the normal time it probably wouldn't have been

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It looks like your about to ovulate

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If your period is late and you just had a temp dip, wouldn't that mean you're probably about to start?

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I looked back at my last cycle and I did have a big drop to the same temperature two days before my positive opk. The last cycle was on clomid though. Maybe that's why this cycle is taking forever because it's my first off of clomid.

Does an hour change BBT a lot?

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