Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

Do you see something?

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Bibi
Do you see anything?

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  1. Nijntje #2

    No, sorry Have you had ovulation after October 26th? Then anything is possible

  2. Orchidea #3

    Is this an ovulation test?

  3. Cat89 #4

    This one is from Action, yes. But negative, baby. Ovulation tests always show a faint line because LH is always in your body. They get darker as you approach ovulation. And only when the lines are equally dark do you have your LH peak. After this peak is when ovulation occurs (24-36 hours after the first positive ovulation test). Or did you use it as a pregnancy test? I see that too. But even then, it's usually darker. Haha

  4. Orchidea #5

    Totally agree with Cat89.
    Even if you want to use it as (maybe) a sign of pregnancy, it's negative. Otherwise, everything is well explained above.

  5. Nijntje #6

    Oh, I thought it was a pregnancy test you do indeed always have LH in your urine

  6. Bibi started this #7

    No, it was indeed an ovulation test. It's the first time I'm using it. Do you test every day?

  7. Nijntje #8

    Yes, same time every day if possible, preferably not in the morning

  8. Kiki Guest #9

    I get my period fairly regularly, so I’d test a little bit from cycle day 12 until I got a peak every day. Then you see it rise to a big surge.

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