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Can anyone help with opk questions?

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TitZilla · 13/05/2018 14:15

Ttc, first try since miscarrying. My pregnancy was a contraceptive failure so I don’t know how to ‘try’

I bought some LH sticks but I’m a bit confused.

Fridays was blank. Yesterday’s was a pale ‘only just about there’ line. Today’s is a solid pink line but not as dark as the control line.

I understand these are all negative, but does the daily increase in colour mean that it’s getting closer to ovulation?

Thanks

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Mrsjones17 · 13/05/2018 15:29

Yes that what it means. Keep testing. Twice a day if you can. I’ll upload a picture of mine so you can see the progression

Can anyone help with opk questions?
TitZilla · 13/05/2018 15:50

Thank you @mrsjones17

I don’t have Fridays or yesterday’s but this is today’s.

Once the line is showing positive does that indicate that you have, are or will ovulate?

Also, I miscarried naturally at 11 weeks (baby didn’t progress past 7/8 weeks) started bleeding on the 24th April and stopped bleeding on the 2nd May. Negative test on the 6th May. Would I be about to ovulate this early after a mc?

Sorry for all the questions but as I said I haven’t ttc before but now it’s all I can think about.

Can anyone help with opk questions?
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PickettBowtruckles · 13/05/2018 21:10

A positive tends to be fairly darker than the control, you will know when you see it :) I’ve attached a photo of my positive OPKs from the cycle I conceived. Once you’ve had a positive it usually means ovulation is imminent. Good luck!

Can anyone help with opk questions?
TitZilla · 13/05/2018 22:40

Thank you.

So do they gradually get darker, peak at ovulation the hen gradually get lighter again?

Trying to figure out if I’m about to ovulate or if I already have Confused

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Wildlingofthewest · 13/05/2018 22:45

Yeah they usually get darker until they turn positive then start to fade off again. I used to do them twice a day as I got closer to ovulation- used to do one before I left the house for work and one when I got bank in again. If you use them for a few months you’ll start to see your pattern.

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