Patient's question:
Now I am in the luteal phase. Today is the 9th day, and the temperature is 36.8. But it has been 37 for the past few days. I wonder if this temperature change is normal? If the luteal phase is short, will it affect pregnancy? I heard that poor luteal function can prevent pregnancy. I am trying to get pregnant and don't know if my luteal function has a problem.Doctor's answer:
After ovulation, it enters the luteal phase, followed by the menstrual phase. This luteal phase is relatively stable, lasting about 14 to 16 days. Therefore, if ovulation occurs earlier, menstruation will also occur earlier. The entire luteal phase is the process of the corpus luteum atrophying and degenerating. See a doctor.