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Positive ovulation test

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JolienGuest ·
Hi there. I have a question. I normally always have a 28-day cycle and ovulate around day 14. Now, 10 days ago I did an ovulation test and it was positive. Now, after 10 days, I did another ovulation test to see the difference, and this one was also positive. Does anyone have experience with this or know what it means?

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  1. skullie #2

    Was the line even darker than the control line? What brand was it?

  2. Jolien Guest #3

    Almost as dark. Clear bleu was the brand, and during my previous pregnancy, it did its job well, but now I've been trying for half a year and can't figure it out.

  3. skullie #4

    Maybe I'll do it again tomorrow and see what it says. Apparently, ovulation tests also detect hCG. If it stays positive over the next few days, maybe do a pregnancy test?

  4. Jolien started this #5

    Ok, thank you for the information.

  5. Jolien started this #6

    I've had positive ovulation test results for 3 days now and my period should normally come on Tuesday. I'm sure I've already ovulated. The line on the ovulation test is lighter than the control line, yet I'm still getting a laughing man emoji saying I might have a peak. What does this mean?

  6. Lucky #7

    Take a pregnancy test because, as was mentioned earlier, ovulation tests can also show a second line when there's hCG, so you might be pregnant.

  7. Jolien Guest #8

    I did it but I'm still 5 days away from my period, and this test gave a negative result. However, the ovulation tests were always positive, and between these three tests and my ovulation, they gave negative results.

  8. skullie #9

    indeed, still a bit early to test.

  9. Jolien started this #10

  10. Jolien started this #11

    I don't know if you can read the photo plus text.

  11. skullie #12

    I see a plus, okay! A cautious congratulations!!!!!

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