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Ovulation test positive?

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marx
Hi hi!
Is my ovulation test positive?
I'm now on day 15 of a 26/28-day cycle.
If so, is it still worth trying tonight?
Xxx

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  1. marx started this #2

  2. Line #3

    This one is negative. For it to be positive, the test line needs to be at least as dark as the control line (or even darker)

  3. marx started this #4

    But the color is darker than the other one, right?????

  4. marx started this #5

  5. Line #6

    Oh, now I see it! I had the lines mixed up. With my brand, the control line looks much darker, so I thought the test line was the control line. In that case, it's definitely positive

  6. marx started this #7

    Yeah, that's right haha, I never use these tests.. that's why I asked haha

  7. Orchidea #8

    Yes, that one is clearly positive.

    And yes, it depends. The hospital recommends having sex every day, or even every two days, for optimal sperm quality. Did you have some fun the day before? Then I'd suggest doing it again the next day, for example in the morning if that works for you ;-).. You're always on the right track if you're timing it around your ovulation; it doesn't have to be that precise.

  8. Floor Guest #9

    I'd go for that

  9. marx started this #10

    Yeah, this time it was actually 5 days in a row.. normally every other day but so far no success????

  10. Orchidea #11

    Every day can be tough on sperm. I get that it’s fun, but with that in mind.. ;-) doesn’t mean you can’t get pregnant, but for top sperm quality, every other day or even every two days is fine. Still, do what feels right for you both. There’s also a thread with tips on getting pregnant; you might want to take a look if you’re curious.

  11. marx started this #12

    Yeah, normally we do it every other day or so, but this time a bit more haha.
    Thanks for your message! Xx

  12. Floor Guest #13

    You shouldn't stop too early either.. so tonight or tomorrow morning as well . I've really been keeping track of my cycles neatly, but you never really find out what the perfect timing is. Implantation also still needs to go well.

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