Does having a short (11 day) luteal phase make you more likely to get an early positive?

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The length of your luteal phase doesn’t change the average time of implantation. While implantation is possible anytime between 6-12dpo, 85% of the time, implantation occurs between 8-10dpo. This is true whether you have an 11 day luteal phase or a 16 day luteal phase.

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Mine is 9-10 days and my positives were 
15 dpo (didn’t test until then)
7dpo
9dpo
7dpo 
So I think so 🤷‍♀️ 11 is at the short end of normal range though

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I had a BFP on cd21, my leutal phase is shorter at 10 days so it was an earlier positive then a regular 28 day cycle because I ovulated early.

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That’s not considered a short luteal phase. That’s a normal length

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No, it still takes the same amount of time for the fertilized egg to travel and implant, so your cycle day might be different, but the actual wait post ovulation is the same

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Not sure. My normal luteal phase was 5-7 days (short), and got my vvfl on 8dpo. Not sure if those are correlated.

Does having a short (11 day) luteal phase make you more likely to get an early positive?

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