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basal body temperature

 

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Noun basal body temperature has 1 sense
  1. basal body temperature - body temperature in the morning before rising or moving about or eating anything
    --1 is a kind of
    body temperature, blood heat

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Basal Body Temperature

Definition: Basal body temperature refers to the lowest temperature reached by the body during rest, typically in the morning before any physical activity is undertaken. It is commonly utilized in tracking fertility patterns, as it tends to rise slightly after ovulation.

Sense 1 (Noun):

1.1 - The lowest temperature obtained by the body during complete rest, typically measured in the morning prior to any physical exertion.

Example sentence: To accurately track her fertility, she diligently recorded her basal body temperature every morning using a specialized thermometer.

1.2 - In gynecology, it specifically refers to the slight increase in body temperature after ovulation, indicating the most fertile period for a woman.

Example sentence: As their desire to start a family grew, they began to monitor her basal body temperature to maximize their chances of conceiving.

Sense 2 (Related Products):

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  • Basal body temperature thermometers
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