Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

I don't get it.

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If a pregnancy test shows a line, you're pregnant. An ovulation test also shows a line if you're pregnant. But a pregnancy test doesn't react to ovulation. Good luck!

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  1. Dicky35 #2

    If a pregnancy test shows a line, you're pregnant; an ovulation test also shows a line if you're pregnant. But a pregnancy test doesn't react to ovulation. Good luck!
    shootingstar

    Ok.......pffffff thank you! If you look at my temp chart... do you think the last dip was implantation, or did I just release my egg? I can't really tell from my body because the symptoms have been the same for so many days :/

  2. Moedertjuh #3

    Keep testing with the pregnancy tests for a bit longer. If there's a line, you're basically pregnant. But then it should start to get darker. Good luck!

  3. betty Guest #4

    Dicky, if you've just stopped the pill, you can still have a lot of symptoms and your cycle might not be regular right away. That makes it tricky.

    Ovulation tests don't react to hCG for everyone, so they only give you a clear indication if you test positive for a few days in a row.

    If you want to be sure, you really need a positive pregnancy test, a blood test, or for your period to be significantly late. In that case, I'd suggest seeing your GP.

    I don't see a line on your pregnancy test yet, but hopefully, it'll be much darker the day after tomorrow. Make sure to use the same brand of test so you can compare.

  4. Dicky35 #5

    Dicky, if you've just stopped the pill, you can still have a lot of symptoms and your cycle might not have kicked in right away. That makes it tricky.
    Ovulation tests don't react to hCG for everyone, so they only mean something if you test positive for a few days.
    If you want to be sure, you really depend on a positive pregnancy test or blood test, or if your period hasn't come for longer, I'd go to the GP.
    I unfortunately don't see a line on your pregnancy test yet, but hopefully it'll be much darker the day after tomorrow. Do use the same test so you can compare.

    I'm only going to do a pregnancy test next week, and tomorrow around 12 I'll do an ovulation test again to see what it shows.
    betty

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