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Ovulation test

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Ab91
Hi ladies, I'd like to ask for your opinion

Day before yesterday (cd 13) I tested for the first time, because normally I ovulate around cd 17. It had a nice line, but just not quite positive.
Yesterday I forgot to test and today there's absolutely nothing!
Was my positive test then or should this still come?
Usually my tests go up and down nicely, which is why I'm calling on you guys.
What do you think?
I'm going to keep testing for a few more days anyway.

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  1. Floor Guest #2

    Do you have a photo of that test? I also always get a faint line around day 13, which then completely disappears until day 17/18, and then picks up again.

  2. Ab91 started this #3

    Yes, here’s the photo
    It’s not a faint line, but it’s not really positive either.

  3. Ab91 started this #4

    Anyone else?

  4. Mimi Guest #5

    How did you test Ab today?

  5. Ab91 started this #6

    Back to a nice line, so I assume my ovulation is almost here

  6. Mimi Guest #7

    Oh, okay, so that one test was just weird. Luckily, it wasn't the one that doesn't show positive!

  7. Ab91 started this #8

    Hahaha, say that!
    Thank you!

  8. Ab91 started this #9

    Now I don't understand anything anymore. Still ladies whose ovulation tests go up and down and then back up and down?

  9. Puck #10

    I had the same thing in the last round. A faint line and some fertile mucus starting, then no line and no other signs of ovulation approaching. I even had it twice. But two days later, there was a clear line and egg-white cervical mucus. So I'd just keep testing calmly. There's a good chance your positive test is still coming.

  10. Ab91 started this #11

    Thanks, Puck. It's the first time in a year that I've noticed it, so I thought it was a bit strange

  11. Puck #12

    I get that. I haven't seen it like that before either, even after 15 rounds.

  12. biancaa #13

    Just did an ovulation test! My ovulation is scheduled for Christmas. Now a light line already appeared. I know the line should be as dark as the other line. Should I test again tomorrow? Can it come earlier or will the line stay light? First time using ovulation tests so I don't really know much about it

  13. Floor Guest #14

    Ab91, have you been using that Kruidvat test for a long time? I personally didn't find it very nice because it always gave me a faint line, which completely confused me. I had it myself where my test kept rising until CD13, then went down again, and only really turned positive on CD18. I use the Sensitest, which is super cheap and clear for me.

    Biancaa: this one is still (far from) positive. You can have a faint line for days in a row. I'd definitely test again tomorrow, preferably at roughly the same time, and keep doing so until your peak; only then will you get a clear picture. Good luck. Also, try Googling "ovulation test results" – you'll see other people's tests stuck together, and you'll see how long you can sometimes have these kinds of lines.

  14. Ab91 started this #15

    @ Biancaa I’d keep testing every day. That way you’re sure not to miss your ovulation It’ll come along soon.
    @Floor I’ve been using those for a long time They always give me a clear indication when it’s time to get going (except this time).

  15. anoniem #16

    Hi ladies,

    I started using the purple CB ovulation tests on day 11 after my first day of my period. I got a full line for the first 2 days, and since then I've had a flashing smiley for 6 days straight... Has anyone experienced this? According to the online calculator, I should ovulate on day 10... but even on that day I got a flashing smiley. Will I still ovulate? Or have I already missed it?.... I've been having sex every other day since I started testing.

  16. Ab91 started this #17

    Hey anonymous: sorry for the late reply, but I'm not really familiar with that. So I can't give you a clear answer on this.

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