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OPK

member  1 year ago

Are these positive test or what are they?

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Remember: This is an ovulation test. An OPK is considered positive when the color and intensity of the test line matches or is darker than the control line.
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OPK

Eaglesfan#1  2 years ago

I step on the test but it look positive to me

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SleepBoo  2 years ago

FMU CD10 out of 26-27 positive (had my flashy smile yesterday this morning static smile hope i can conceive not sure when to baby dance??

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member  2 years ago

No cycle day to give because I had a miscarriage 6 weeks ago and still haven’t gotten my period. I decided to track ovulation but have never tracked ovulation. What does this mean and when would we need to BD? Please help. So heartbroken ????

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Trhoads  3 years ago

I can't tell if this is a positive ovulation test. The lines look the same color/opacity but they are both really light. Can someone help?!

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SommerMommyto2  3 years ago

Do these look like they are doing anything? I started my first month of femara. I'm starting to get a little disappointed that it isn't going to work this month. I've been taking the pregmate ovulation test as well and those are confusing me also

UpdateOvulated cycle day 19

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member  3 years ago

Negative??? I have no clue where I am in my cycle. Waiting for a beta test so i can start femara and provera.

UpdateNegative. Started femara after this cycle.

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OPK

member  3 years ago

peak?

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VictoriaD93  4 years ago

This is my first time ever using ovulation tests. I ended AF two days ago, and started testing on CD 10 as instructed on most sites.

Is the bottom positive? Should I begin testing twice a day with how dark it is compared to yesterday’s test? I’m confused. Lol

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Zoidburg1137  4 years ago

clear blue test. Last af was March 30th. Stopped bc mid pack around time of ovulation. Didn’t track to see if I did ovulate at my normal time . Cd 26 could I be ovulating???

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Remember: This is an ovulation test. An OPK is considered positive when the color and intensity of the test line matches or is darker than the control line.
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