Clearly + OPKs for 3 days after AF? Help!:)
First time using OPKs- 2nd cycle TTC after BC pills; have looked for info online, but just need some insight pretty please! :) 
The older ones have faded a bit but they all have looked like my most recent one- even test & control, Walgreens brand. I started testing the day after my period was totally over (kit said to), totally NOT expecting to see any LH surge! :/
The older ones have faded a bit but they all have looked like my most recent one- even test & control, Walgreens brand. I started testing the day after my period was totally over (kit said to), totally NOT expecting to see any LH surge! :/ My last cycle was 38 days long. Before the pill I used to be regular, AF same time every month for 4 days- i expected weirdness after stopping my low dose estrogen pills on 5/15; AF 5/18. Must've O'd nearly a month later on 6/13. I really thought I was preggo last month cuz I felt so off, late, & my chart was triphasic ! :p all BFNs; last test a few days before AF finally showed.
First natural LMP on June 24th; (TMI?) began spotty/light, then was medium red flow for 2 days, barely spotted at all the last day... (End TMI?)
I got OPKs cuz bbt confused me & I looked too far into it: but now, I'm just more confused!! Hooray ! :3
My questions are:
1. ) is it normal to have an LH surge for 3 full days or more? I'm having unusual & strong cramping/bloating.
2. ) Is it even humanly plausible to O as soon as your period is over?! :O
3. ) could something be wrong if I continue getting +s? If so do you know what would cause this? (PCOS?)
4.) Could I be pregnant if I keep getting +s, or would the test line be darker in that case? :/
5.) or is this totally normal and I'm being misinformed... Lol. I thought max LH surge was 2 days & then it should get fainter or disappear, meaning you are/did ovulate?
Sorry for the long post- wow- THANK YOU soooo much for replying!! :) fx to everyone, blessings to all you beauties, and baby dust of course xoxox
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