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This is the last time!!!
Fri, 2006-09-01 02:30 — Bubblesofjoy65
Amos, This is the last time I am ever going to use this site, if this doesn't get taken care of. I submitted an expert eval, because the o date you guys had on it was wrong, So i Asked you to change it, to 8/18 -8/19 because My postive OPK< Not only that I had O pains, Yea my temps slowly rise but that is because of my PCOS>
I want this Changed. My previous charts show when I O, my temps drop huge, then they slowly rise.
Get this taken care of or I am going else ware, This is not what I pay $$$ for. If this does not get taken care of I want my $$$ back. This is rediculous, With all the technical issues all us ladies have to deal with That is not how a website is ran.
Pleas Change my O date to 8/18 - 8/19
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i am under dr's care so i know i DId. I am just very unhapppy with the service I have been given as a paying member, and I know several others that are irritated as well. I will no longer be using this site, and I will pay another site for better expertise,
Never did you adress any concerns or questions i've had in any of my posts. THat is not how a business/website is ran.
I would never do that to my customers, They pay high dollars in my field and they expect the best service. NOT POOR service.
A typical ovulation pattern includes a sustained elevated temperature above the prior temperatures. I have personally taken a very close look at your chart, and as I mentioned in my chart evaluation there is no clear enough indication of an ovulation pattern. Ovulation this late in a cycle is possible but highly unlikely. A single positive OPK in and by itself without preceding negative OPKs and without a typically elevated temperature does not indicate ovulation. I understand that this is not what you would like to hear, but unfortunately this is the very best I can say. You may have ovulated but your chart does not show it clearly enough. If there is doubt, your doctor can do a blood progesterone level and other tests to find out what's going on.