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Next cycle i will have my attempt. Currently I’m today on CD 16 and did this cycle a test from CD10-15. Unfortunately can’t upload a pic. I did get a positive opk on CD 12 & CD 14 i found this very weird
Is it possible to get two eggs released in one cycle? (I did not test with FMU) both positive opks were the same dark, CD13 was nothing how is that possible?
At what time were you testing and with what type of opk? Digi or dip test? Limited fluids for approx 2 hours prior (if dip tests)?
DS 2012 [emoji170] DS 2014 [emoji170]
After 3 losses had DD 2018 [emoji178]
Thats strange? Did u test at the same time?
I have heard always go by your first positive opk test, ignore any others. I only test up until my positive opk and the day after.
Was the test line dark or darker than the control line
I did cheap dip tests not digital. Used third and second after morning Urin. Also limited fluids two hours before testing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pbn3
No the both positives were not dark as the control line. Thats also weird...Quote:
Originally Posted by Parying4agirl
So what were the tests cd15 and cd16 or have u stopped testing?
It could be you have not had the full surge yet, or maybe the test is not great. The opks are not always reliable. Have you got ewcm aswell?
It can mean a couple different things:
1)Your body started to surge on CD 12, then decided "not just yet" and then stopped but then surged again on CD 14.
2)Your urine on CD 13 just wasn't that concentrated and your OPK did not detect the hormone
3) Your body released a lot of hormone (like a peak) on CD 12 and then again on CD 14, but just released less on CD 13. your body uses that hormone to do lots of different things and so it's entirely poss to have more or less floating around inside that comes out in your pee. If your husband peed on an opk, he could get faint lines on them too sometimes!
4) The CD 13 test was dodgy
I need to clarify that the tests DO NOT tell you that an egg has been released. It only detects the surge of hormone. You can have a surge and not ovulate, and also ovulate without having a surge that you can detect on OPK (you have a surge, just that you can't detect it on the OPK). So all you're measuring is the presence or absence of hormone and not the eggs being released.