Post # 1
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Helper bee
Background: I just had a miscarriage at 6 weeks, 4 days. I’m on day 18 of a cycle where day one was the day miscarriage was confirmed and HCG levels were dropping. I bled for a week and within that time my HCG level were down below 10. I’m not TTC this month but I’m a bit panicy about making sure I ovulate so that I can try starting next month.
I have been doing OPKs every day since day 11. Yesterday I got a positive. It was the same darkness as the control line. Today I got exactly the same result.
I’ve had EWCM since day 15 and my temp seemed to stay low on 15-17 then rose by almost 1 degree this morning. However my temps have been all over the place this month so not sure how good that info is.
Any thoughts?
Post # 2
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Helper bee
missadventure85: I actually had this happen this month. I had a CP in September and I didn’t think I ovulated this month but I actually did, just much later. I noticed some EWCM and took an OPK that was really dark but not quite positive. The next two days I had positive OPK’s, both super dark, much darker than the control line.
When I tested again in the afternoon of day two of the positive the line had started to lighten. When I looked into it, this is what I found “Once the ovulation test tests positive for the LH surge, it will continue to test positive throughout the surge. If your surge is two days long then you will have a positive ovulation test for 2 days in a row. After that first positive test, you can stop testing if you like. One true positive is all you need to know that you will be ovulating within 24 to 48 hours.”
Post # 3
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Sugar bee
I always get two days of them. Usually get my first positive in the morning, and the surge lasts until the following afternoon, so if I take them in the morning I’ll get two positives.
The hormone will be more ocncentrated in FMU, so if you’re taking it then that’s likely part of it.
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