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New here - my story - tips?

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Selgomez
Hey Jaji, I have a whole double reaction to this!
On one hand, your body needs some time to get back on track. So you might get your period a bit later in your first cycle, and your hormones could be a bit off due to the changes, meaning your LH levels might be fairly high but not at their peak yet.
On the other hand, if you're still testing positive and your cycle seems to be okay, I'd suggest testing again.
But the first option seems more likely and probably correct.
I completely understand why you're feeling confused!

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  1. Jaji #2

    Thank you for your reply! I guess I do need to be a bit more patient waiting feels so long!
    Anyway, we'll just wait and see for now

  2. Anne #3

    For peace of mind, I’d do a pregnancy test, like from Action or something, it’s not that expensive That way you’ll know for sure it’s not due to a pregnancy, because if you had a positive ovulation test on the 22nd, your period should be here by now, I think. If it’s not positive, I’d assume your cycle is just off.

  3. Moedertjuh #4

    Did you only do one ovulation test each time? You need to keep testing to see if they turn positive. Also, ovulation tests can react to hCG, so you could do a pregnancy test to rule that out. The fact that the blood test was negative earlier doesn't mean anything about whether you're pregnant now or not.

  4. Jaji #5

    Hi,
    I got a positive ovulation test on February 22nd and 23rd. After that, I didn’t test anymore. I read on the packaging that I didn’t need to test anymore after that, so I basically stopped doing it . It does sound more logical to see when it fades out. I’ll definitely do another ovulation test tomorrow to see how it turns out

    Thanks for your response!

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