As a form of contraception,the BBT (basal body temperature)method has a major disadvantage in that
A)it determines "safe" days only before ovulation.
B)it determines "safe" days only after ovulation.
C)it requires close,continued inspection of the cervical mucus.
D)keeping track of both vaginal temperature and general body temperature complicates sex a great deal.

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The BBT method determines "safe" days only after ovulation because the rise in basal body temperature typically occurs after ovulation. This means that by the time a woman can confirm she has ovulated, the fertile window could have already passed, making it a less effective method for planning or preventing pregnancy based on pre-ovulation days.

As a Form of Contraception,the BBT (Basal Body Temperature)method Has