Did I ovulate?

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Hey is it normal to reach peak ovulation 5 days after your period? The app says my peak ovulation is the 8th so I used an ovulation strip yesterday and the it was slightly pink. I took 2 more today and the test line is getting lighter

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Peak is when the test line is as dark as the control line, so I don’t think you ovulated yet. It’s normal to have some elevated LH levels when not ovulating.

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I'd keep testing, but I ovulated and got that top test. If you have trouble tracking ovulation, you may want to talk to the doctor about it. Some months I wasn't ovulating strong enough to get a positive test, but enough to have a period. It took me a few months of clomid to finally get pregnant.

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If you have a short cycle, then yes it’s possible. Just note: With opk’s, never use FMU (unless instructed in the instructions). Choose two times between 10 AM and 8 PM that you can test at every day at the SAME two times; and use a 4 hour pee hold each time (and do not drink a lot of water during the hold times). Once the test line is as dark as, or darker than, the control line - you have a positive. Once you get a positive, ovulation will occur within 12-36 hours; and the egg - once released - will be viable for 12-24 hours.

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That’s what mine looks like and I’m waiting for my period. So maybe it elevates before your period?

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Yes it’s possible, this app is also just a prediction not when you actually ovulate. If you don’t actually know your cycle I’d say keep testing but you may of missed it.

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Thank y’all! I was worried that I ovulated before I join my husband at his duty station. He’s ready to make a baby now! Lol

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No, that opk isnt positive...typically women ovulate around cycle day 14. I ovulate cycle day 17.

Did I ovulate?

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