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Is it possible to not ovulate in a cycle??

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Disenchanted · 29/03/2008 11:28

Am on CD16 now, OPKing twice a day and nothing.

Last 2 cycles I Ov'd around CD14 and got my + OPKs on CD11/12

and nothing upto now.

A couple of times Ive had a clear line but nothing close to the control line so I thought I was getting a surge but the next ones been compleetely faint.



Am fed up

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beaniesteve · 29/03/2008 11:35

It is possible - it's called an anovulatory cycle. It doesn't mean you have a problem though, some months it just happens like that. You could also have just missed the surge. if you are drinking a lot of fluids for example then you may not detect ovulation.

If you have ovulated in previous months then I wouldn't worry too much.

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Heron23 · 29/03/2008 11:46

just remember that just because you get a LH surge does not mean that an egg was actually released. a dy21 progesterone test would have to be done or a scan.

just one more thing to worry about !

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beaniesteve · 29/03/2008 11:54

I am going to have to go back for my day 21 test as I didn't get a period within a week of having it done... it was a week late!

Hopefully they will do it at the right time this time.

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Disenchanted · 29/03/2008 16:06

Thanks

Am just not feeling hopeful at all this cycle!

Am basically waiting for AF to show I think

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sarah76 · 30/03/2008 18:19

The only way you can really confirm ovulation is by temping and looking for the temperature shift. I reckon OPKs are quite expensive and not too helpful! Are you checking your cervical mucus? That can really help in warning you that O is about to happen. Once you have O'd, your CM should dry up pretty quickly.

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scared1976 · 30/03/2008 18:22

hi all. my doctor told me that as im over 30 im probably only ovulating 9/10 times out of 12 and that this is normal.

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