So I had peak opks on the 6 and 7. But I had ewcm on the 11. So is it possible I ovulated on the 11 or is it too far away from my positive opks????

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OPKs are more reliable than cervical fluid. Cervical fluid doesn't always line up with ovulation. OPKs predict a surge in LH that typically occurs 12 to 36 hours after your positive.

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You possibly ovulated on the 8th or 9th, the positive OPK indicates a hormone surge- typically 24-48 hours before ovulation day. Hope this helps!

So I had peak opks on the 6 and 7. But I had ewcm on the 11. So is it possible I ovulated on the 11 or is it too far away from my positive opks????

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