Does this count as a implantation dip? Or would it be lower??

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@hayley tested this afternoon and got a faint positive!!! Fingers crossed and I’m gonna try again tomorrow morning

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It would likely be lower. You can only know at the end of cycle/with positive pregnancy test. Mid-luteal phase dip from estrogen is normal for non-pregnant women. When an “implantation dip” happens, it is usually at 8-10 dpo.

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This was my implantation dip chart. I believe it was 8DPO. Notice how i had a dip at 6DPO, which was likely due to a surge in estrogen. Baby dust to you!!

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Implantation dips are more of a 'myth', and are actually very rare in reality! Ignore all temp fluctuations during your luteal phase (so many women over analyze, and consequently stress) over every little dip and rise after O. Ignore that! You only need to focus on the 3 elevated temps after O, and a substantial dip right before AF. (Or 16+ days of elevated temps signifies potential pregnancy) but all dips and blips in between do not need to be stressed about! Good luck!!!

Does this count as a implantation dip? Or would it be lower??

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