Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests
Ovulation tests action
Spillebeen
Hi ladies,
I've read a few different opinions about the tests from Action. I'm currently in my 4th cycle and have been testing since about day 13, usually around 1 PM. Before that, I've only gone to the toilet once and had one big cup of tea.
Now, my test line is either absent or ridiculously faint (more like you just know where it should be rather than it actually being there), except last Monday (CD 17) when it was a bit more visible, but still not really a proper line.
Two cycles ago, I had a really strong positive for two days in a row, so I'm kind of waiting for that. But I'm starting to wonder if I'm peeing correctly, or if it's possible that it never gets that super strong?
Is this due to the Action tests? Should I use different ones?
Help help
I've read a few different opinions about the tests from Action. I'm currently in my 4th cycle and have been testing since about day 13, usually around 1 PM. Before that, I've only gone to the toilet once and had one big cup of tea.
Now, my test line is either absent or ridiculously faint (more like you just know where it should be rather than it actually being there), except last Monday (CD 17) when it was a bit more visible, but still not really a proper line.
Two cycles ago, I had a really strong positive for two days in a row, so I'm kind of waiting for that. But I'm starting to wonder if I'm peeing correctly, or if it's possible that it never gets that super strong?
Is this due to the Action tests? Should I use different ones?
Help help
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galgo_mom #2
I also used one from the Action for a year. I always had varying lines—sometimes darker, sometimes lighter, then nothing at all—until my ovulation arrived, then it really exploded. I had the cycle where I got pregnant with a clear positive on CD 23 and also clearly felt my ovulation. I’m quite irregular... the trick was just not to stress over the faint lines and wait for a clear positive... Good luck!
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