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miamimerger
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Laura
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OPK Question
I've been using an OPK for the past five days. For the first 4 days, there was a very very faint line where the LH surge line is. However, yesterday, there was no faint line whatsoever. Is it possible I O earlier than when I started testing? Has this happened to anyone else?
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Posted 4/20/10 6:50 AM  |
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BabyFever10
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Re: OPK Question
What CD did you start? Im not a fan of the line OPK b/c i think they are so much harder to read. If your having trouble than maybe try the digital - i switched and its so worth it!
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| Posted 4/20/10 8:13 AM |
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miamimerger
Loving my bundle of pure JOY!
Member since 4/10 2429 total posts
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Laura
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Re: OPK Question
I usually have a 28 day cycle, so the test said to start on CD 11. It was really faint from 11-14 and was non-existent on CD 15.
I'll def. look into getting a digital one for next month! Thanks! 
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| Posted 4/20/10 8:18 AM |
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JenMarie
One day at a time
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Jennifer
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Re: OPK Question
It's possible you O'ed before you started using the OPKs, but it's also possible you haven't O'ed yet. The color of the test line means nothing until it is as dark or darker than the control line. I have had lines that were barely visible the day before a positive OPK. Also, make sure you're using the OPKs in the afternoon after holding it in for a few hours (ideally 4 hours).
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| Posted 4/20/10 10:00 AM |
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