Even when using opk, how do you know exactly when (and if) you ovulate?

Question

Using opk and they go low, high, peak. Peak just means there is a rise and ovulation will occur within 12-36 hours from there. Everyone is posting how many dpo they are- how do you know the exact date you ovulated and IF you even ovulated? Is there a chance women don't? Do you consider you ovulated on the day your test said peak? Thanks :)

Answer

Most people count from the past day of Ovulation as DPO. So usually the day after you get peak is the last day of Ovulation and then after that is when you start counting DPO 😊 hope that helps

Answer

No, getting a peak does not guarantee that you have ovulated. Temping or even getting an ultrasound is the only way to know FOR SURE that you ovulated. Two days after your peak is typically when you would count 1dpo.

Even when using opk, how do you know exactly when (and if) you ovulate?

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