Does the fluctuation here look normal?

Question

This is my first cycle tracking ovulation so I have not a clue as to what I’m doing lol is it normal to have a decently visible line then pretty much disappear?

Answer

Just realized I said CD 15.. it was CD 12 lol

Answer

Yes it's normal for that to happen especially as you've started testing so close to your period. It might be useful to look up LH patterns on Google and you can see the various fluctuations people can have through the different parts of their cycle 😊
If you have regular cycles you don't need to start testing with OPKs until a bit closer to the middle of your cycle in my opinion! If your cycles are 28 days plus in length I'd start them around CD10.

Answer

Yep! Just keep Taki them every day until you get your peak. The test line needs to be as dark or darker than the control line for it to be positive. I start testing on CD 10 and I start test twice a day around CD 13 because my peaks are really quick and I could easily miss it if I don't. Good luck!

Does the fluctuation here look normal?

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