Is this normal? I read in several places that my temperature should be higher than 37 degrees after ovulation.

It is normal for some people to have a lower body temperature than the average, which is typically above 37°C. This does not affect your chances of conceiving or the reliability of the method you are using. It is reassuring to know that the pill loses its effectiveness as soon as you stop taking it, so you can get pregnant as soon as the next cycle after stopping the pill.

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Is this normal? I read in several places that my temperature should be higher than 37 degrees after ovulation.

It is normal for some people to have a lower body temperature than the average, which is typically above 37°C. This does not affect your chances of conceiving or the reliability of the method you are using. It is reassuring to know that the pill loses its effectiveness as soon as you stop taking it, so you can get pregnant as soon as the next cycle after stopping the pill.