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    Posted: 09 December 2010 at 9:52am
I have read some of the old threads and it look like people have had varied results with these.

I haven't had AF in about 25mths as I have just finished bfing Ben. I have been using the Ov scope for about 3wks now and today is the first time I have seen ferning, and not just a little but alot. Can't remember if I tested yesterday, some mornings I don't remember till after breakfast so skip it that day.

Anyway DH and I had a whoopsie on on the 7th and I am wondering if I might get UTD.

I am kind of scared but excited as well. We are planning to TTC #3 but it wasn't until early to mid next year.

Oh now I have to wait at least a week before I can try testing

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Hi, I've got a Maybe Baby scope and I think for me its pretty bang on (I only use cm and the scope to predict ov but have only really used it a few times).  I generally start using it on CD10 to get a proper picture of the transitional stages to know when I've ov'd.

 

FX you're UTD (even tho its a bit sooner than you planned)  

       
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This might be a silly question but can you tell if your UTD with one of them? Or are they strictly for ovulation?
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Strictly speaking they're just for predicting ovulation, but I used mine for a few days after I'd got a bfp with DS1 and it continued to show major ferning, then I stopped checking    Have you used one before? 

       
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Arrrrggggghhhh! So I had alot of ferning on the 9th, nothing on 10th and then today a little bit of ferning around the edge of the scope.

So what does this mean?
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Sorry, i can't help you thr, i have never used one before, thought they might be worth a try?
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