Triphasic BBT Chart

Yes. Stress, illness, lack of sleep, and other factors can affect your patient's BBT readings, potentially making it more challenging to interpret their chart accurately. It's important to note any such factors when charting their BBT.

BBT charting can effectively detect ovulation after it has occurred, as the rise in temperature indicates the presence of the hormone progesterone, which spikes after ovulation. However, it does not predict ovulation in advance.

It varies, but charting for a few cycles can give them a clearer picture of their menstrual cycle pattern. A triphasic pattern would only emerge in cycles where such a pattern occurs, typically indicating potential early pregnancy or hormonal fluctuations.