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help! positive opk used as preg test?

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AllyBali123 · 18/02/2016 18:12

Hey just looking for a bit of advice! I'm around CD29 and had a bit of spotting on Monday so thought I was out! Then had brown blood on tue now nothing! Randomly took an opk as I don't have any preg tests and it's came up positive.....any ideas??

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MyNameIsSuz · 20/02/2016 13:06

Hmm... pretty much exactly this happened to me, and I'm now 37 weeks! Never had anything like it with my first either.

I had three days of brown bleeding roughly when my period was due, not loads just when I wiped and a little tiny bit on a pad. Did a couple of pregnancy tests as it was so odd but they were negative. Decided to write it off and started on the ovulation tests which were a strong positive. Finally retested and got a bfp about two weeks after the spotting started. Hopefully you won't be waiting as long as I was for a proper answer!

FuzzyOwl · 20/02/2016 12:38

Congratulations. You might get a false negative but not a false positive. Digital tests aren't as sensitive and it is quite a pale line, even with FMU. Still, it is definitely a line.

Afreshstartplease · 20/02/2016 12:34

Frer!

Asda normal and digital both told me negative but Frer said otherwise

Helloall1 · 20/02/2016 12:30

Definitely a line!!!! I'm in same boat. Everything crossed for us Flowers

How long have you been TTC?

Wanted to test yesterday, only had opks. Faint line on that, tried a few other brands with faint lines also. But digital showed as 'not pregnant'.

Apparently the digital ones aren't as sensitive?!

AllyBali123 · 20/02/2016 12:21

Took a Tesco preg test this morn and got this? Did a clear blue digital this afternoon to confirm and it said negative so I'm totally confused! Maybe cos that one wasn't FMU?

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AllyBali123 · 18/02/2016 19:28

Haha really? I did actually put a tampon in on Monday as was like oh well here goes! But then nothing was on it but brown!

Hmm not sure what to do as meant to be going straight out for cocktails after work tomorrow and not near anywhere to buy a preg test, I had planned to wait till Sunday so might just do that as that will be me officially late if there is nothing by then! Will just not over do it tomorrow incase the opk is right!!

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FuzzyOwl · 18/02/2016 18:58

With mine I had implantation bleeding (and a positive opk) but the bleeding was far more than just a spot; it was enough for me to use tampons for a couple of days and crack open the gin because I thought AF had arrived. Fingers crossed for you.

AllyBali123 · 18/02/2016 18:38

See I never had that with my little girl so I'm not sure? It was literally one tiny wipe of pinkish blood on Monday then a tiny bit of brown now nothing. Got then usual sore boobs and bit of cramping which I know could go either way......

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FuzzyOwl · 18/02/2016 18:29

Good luck and I would say congratulations, as it sounds like implantation bleeding to me.

AllyBali123 · 18/02/2016 18:21

Ah right yeah I had heard mixed things so wasn't too sure.

I've never been able to get a positive opk when I take them during my cycle so didn't even bother this month so was surprised for it to show anything! My periods are a bit irregular around 26-32 day cycle so will leave it a few days before I do a preg test. Thanks!

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FuzzyOwl · 18/02/2016 18:17

Yes, an opk will be positive if you are pregnant. However, some women find they have more lh just as AF is due. If you are pregnant enough for a positive opk, you will also show on a pregnancy test.

Whatdoidohelp · 18/02/2016 18:15

An opk and a Preg test look for different things in pee. I doubt v much u are pg. are your periods regular?

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