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Lh sticks after ovulation

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Bloodylegoeverywhere · 02/08/2019 16:21

I thought I ovulated on the 28th July as I had pains on the top of my thigh briefly (which I have some months) and my rhr had risen slightly...but I had a bigger jump on my rhr yesterday with the top two lh sticks for yesterday (have been away so unable to do any before yesterday) and then the bottom stick is today's. Anyway the question is do you still get lines after you have ovulated?

Lh sticks after ovulation
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Bloodylegoeverywhere · 02/08/2019 23:10

Anyone Grin

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itwasalovelydreamwhileitlasted · 03/08/2019 04:09

Yes you can if you are pregnant

Ginmonkey84 · 03/08/2019 19:03

I always get lines on ovulation tests my lh hangs around for a long time after ovulation but when my surge happens it’s always really dark then goes lighter but stays dark enough for at least a week. I wouldn’t agree with having a line when your pregnant it’s usually blazing dark if it’s picking up hcg from my experience anyway in all my pregnancies x

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Bloodylegoeverywhere · 03/08/2019 23:22

Thank you, think I missed the surge hence no dark lines..
Glad to know the lh can stick around, I have also read since that some people can always have a slight bit of lh in them. We shall see...

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Bloodylegoeverywhere · 14/08/2019 12:57

Think my lines come and go as they got feinter and you could hardly see them, I'm due on tmrw I think?

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