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I had 3 negative days and 7 high fertility days using the clearblue advanced. On the 7th high day my CM was different, the egg white consistency, when I tested in the morning of the 7th day it said high however when I tested again that evening due to change in CM it tested positive for peak fertility. It was day 19 of my cycle.
Isn’t it coming?!...
So today I’m on day 4 of reading HIGH on my clear blue digital advanced. I had 3 readings of low before that. Is my peak not coming this month? Does that mean I can’t conceive? Is it even worth me trying? Really disheartened by this. 😢😐Could someone with a similar experience help me out here. Any positive stories perhaps 🤞Thanks
UPDATE! Now on day 8 of highs and STILL NO PEAK!!! Feeling so low right now
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Keep testing, it’s common to have several high days before getting your peak. Did you start testing on the cycle day the chart said to? It’s possible you just started testing to early. If you don’t get a peak, this could just mean your LH surge was too low to detect. Remember these tests don’t confirm that ovulation is going to happen, they just help predict when it should happen.
Ke
Yeah I have previously see specialists as I had 3 mmc back to back between having my two sons and now can’t seem to get pregnant. It has been 15 months this time and not a pregnancy in sight so they suggested I do her tests for the next few months and make sure that we / I am ovulating before any more invasive tests are done as I’m only 28
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Not at all. It doesn’t matter how big the surge of LH hormone is. And this test is not an indicator of your chances, because again - this test is NOT confirming ovulation. It’s just used to predict when it should happen. You won’t be able to tell if your chances are high or low from an opk. You can track your bbt to confirm ovulation, but the only way to know if you have any fertility issues is through a doctor, and they don’t typically recommend testing until you’ve been trying for 6-12 months (depending on age)
Ke
Also I started testing the day after my period ended as I can be irregular sometimes
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