Positive ovulation test again??

[AnonymBruker]

Sorry that this is in English as I don't know enough Norwegian to make a thread like this.

I have been using ovulation tests every day since 12 days past my period. I expected a positive test around cycle day 15 but didn't get one until cycle day 18. Today I am on CD 21 and got a blazingly positive ovulation test. Stronger than any I have ever gotten before! Does this mean I should count my ovulation as of tomorrow and not CD 19? So confused (I know I really should temp but haven't done that) Thank you!

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[AnonymBruker]

AnonymBruker skrev (4 timer siden):

Sorry that this is in English as I don't know enough Norwegian to make a thread like this.

I have been using ovulation tests every day since 12 days past my period. I expected a positive test around cycle day 15 but didn't get one until cycle day 18. Today I am on CD 21 and got a blazingly positive ovulation test. Stronger than any I have ever gotten before! Does this mean I should count my ovulation as of tomorrow and not CD 19? So confused (I know I really should temp but haven't done that) Thank you!

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Yes, as long as the tests are positive, it means that you haven’t ovulated yet. The day the tests are negative again, the ovulation has taken place (most likely - but you can never be 100% sure that you have released an egg). Thus, you should count your first day with a negative test as ovalution day, and the following day will then be CD1. I recommend that you download an app like Flo or Fertility Friend where you can register your tests. The app will then calcutate the days for you😊

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[AnonymBruker]

AnonymBruker skrev (Akkurat nå):

Yes, as long as the tests are positive, it means that you haven’t ovulated yet. The day the tests are negative again, the ovulation has taken place (most likely - but you can never be 100% sure that you have released an egg). Thus, you should count your first day with a negative test as ovalution day, and the following day will then be CD1. I recommend that you download an app like Flo or Fertility Friend where you can register your tests. The app will then calcutate the days for you😊

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Sorry - not CD 1, I meant 1 DPO!!

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[AnonymBruker]

I dis the same and in my case it turned out I was pregnant. Read that an ovulation test can be positive if you are pregnant. Not to give you too much hope, but maybe take a pregnancy test?

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[AnonymBruker]

AnonymBruker skrev (32 minutter siden):

Yes, as long as the tests are positive, it means that you haven’t ovulated yet. The day the tests are negative again, the ovulation has taken place (most likely - but you can never be 100% sure that you have released an egg). Thus, you should count your first day with a negative test as ovalution day, and the following day will then be CD1. I recommend that you download an app like Flo or Fertility Friend where you can register your tests. The app will then calcutate the days for you😊

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Ah thank you! Also thank you for responding in English! I did have negative LH tests for a few days after my first positive so I don't understand what's going on, but apps sound like a good way to keep track of it! Thank you again

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[AnonymBruker]

AnonymBruker skrev (30 minutter siden):

I dis the same and in my case it turned out I was pregnant. Read that an ovulation test can be positive if you are pregnant. Not to give you too much hope, but maybe take a pregnancy test?

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I wish this was the case for me but I would have had to ovulate very soon after my period then for that to be the case, worth looking into! Thank you for responding and for doing it in English!

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