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opk is the bottom test taken cd24 at 12am. I had a very strong positive on cd18. So why is my opk so dark at cd24? When I’ve already had my all surge ? The blue is a hpt I took I know it’s super super early to test but I’m a pee on a stick addict.

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You only ovulate once in a month.
What can happen is your body can gear up to ovulate and you not actually ovulate - which in turn would give you two LH surges (one when you didn't actually ovulate, one when you did)
LH is present in woman's bodies all of the time in varying concentrations
It's not uncommon for women to have an increased level of LH in their system just prior to their period
If using an OPK in lieu of a pregnancy test ( I would NOT recommend this as it's just as easy to test with an actual pregnancy test and there's no chance of building possible false hope) but... if you do use one as a hpt then the opk should be a rip roaring blazing positive,not an almost there positive. The ones I have seen that have been taken as a hpt have been impossibly positive. Also, never let a hpt touch an opk as it will turn the hpt positive.
I can't see a second line on the pregnancy test in your picture. Fingers crossed you get a strong positive hpt in a few days :)

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I've heard people ovulating twice and they got pregnant both times and had twins but two different eggs so maybe that what happened u ovulating again?

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My Cm is looking like this

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