Did that rise 2 tenths or no?

Question

Would “2 tenths” be one box? I’m not understanding that. It seems like it’s more common to have a big rise after ovulation

Answer

Here’s a chart of decimal places. “2 tenths” means the first digit after the decimal changes by 2. So goes from .1 to .3 or .2 to .4. Also I think the guideline is your temp will rise 2-4 tenths of the average of the menstrual and follicular phases just after ovulation. Keep temping and if it keeps rising then you’re good.

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Great, thanks for explaining!

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2 more days of it going up and your good. You could be a slow risers!

Did that rise 2 tenths or no?

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