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Thermal Changes in the Normal Menstrual Cycle

BMJPublished 12 January 1963Open access
John Marshall
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TL;DR

There was a wide variation in time the commonest time for the rise in temperature which is associated with ovulation was 13 days before the onset of next menstruation.

Abstract

AMyCA JOYRN erect position does not possess any of its theoretical advantages and (2) it is impracticable as long as a bed- rest is being used to maintain the position.It is, however, suggested that a further study of a larger series of cases with the use of cardiac or surgical beds may yield more precise information.

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