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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the bbt chart template in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the month at the top of the chart. This helps you track your basal body temperature throughout your menstrual cycle.
  3. Identify Day 1 of your menstrual cycle and mark it on the chart. The numbers across the top represent each day, so ensure you start correctly.
  4. Each day, record your temperature by placing a dot on the corresponding day’s grid. Make sure to take your temperature at the same time each day for accuracy.
  5. After marking your temperatures for several days, connect the dots with a line to visualize any fluctuations in your basal body temperature.
  6. Once completed, you can print the form for easy reference. Remember that any text entered will be cleared when you close the form, so ensure all data is saved externally if needed.

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Write a vertical column of numbers that represent your temperature in tenths of a degree, on any given day. Shade the box on the grid that matches your temperature for each day. Draw a line connecting the shaded squares so you can see your dips and spikes.
In clinical settings, BBT users are often encouraged to follow the three-over-six rule to determine the start of their fertile window [2]; the three-over-six rule suggests an upward trend in temperature when, for the first time in a given cycle, three consecutive daily readings are higher than the six preceding daily
Women using BBT as a means of natural family planning often follow the three-over-six rule. ing to this rule, a temperature shift has occurred when a woman records three consecutive days of temperatures that are at least 0.2◦C higher (an increase by 0.4◦F) than the temperatures of the six preceding days.
For most people, 96 to 98 F (35.5 to 36.6 C) is their typical temperature before ovulation. After you ovulate, it goes up to 97 to 99 F (36.1 to 37.2 C). How much it goes up is different for everyone, but it can rise as little as 0.4 F (0.22 C) or as high as 1 F (0.56 C).
What does a complete basal body temperature chart look like? A complete BBT chart should show two distinct phases: before ovulation and after ovulation. While the line might go up and down slightly from day to day, the second phase of your chart is likely to show a small but noticeable rise.

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The BBT charting app we prefer our patients to use is Kindara. We have found this to be the most accurate and easiest to use. You can download the Kindara app here. Once you have created a login and account, you can share your chart with us.

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