Ovulation Tests
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Topic: Ovulation Tests
Posted By: Mummabear16
Subject: Ovulation Tests
Date Posted: 05 January 2016 at 8:38pm
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Hi girls! TTC newbie here... (lol) With ovulation tests, does the test line need to be darker then the control line? Or does a line mean that you're ovulating, no matter what the color is? I just took one and there's 2 lines, but the test line is quite a bit lighter then the control line. We're starting our TTC journey next month, but I'm practicing this month so I know what I'm doing with these tests lol. Thank you in advance! |
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Posted By: Mushroom
Date Posted: 05 January 2016 at 10:38pm
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Hi! With ovulation tests, the test lines needs to be the same or darker than the control line. A light second line can happen at any time in your cycle, but keep testing as you might be getting closer to ov! I see it get darker over several days before it finally gives me a positive test :) Good luck! ------------- Me: 35, PCOS, endo, DH: 34, severe MFI 6+ yrs TTC#2 M/C 2012, clomid 2013, IVM 2014, IVF 2015, M/C 2015 2016 FET#1- BFP - MMC - Emergency D&C FET#2 - BFN Jul 16 - stage 3 endo removed. Oct 16 BFP |
Posted By: Nellennium
Date Posted: 06 January 2016 at 9:31am
Agree with Mushroom  Come join us in The mighty 2 week wait thread  You don't have to be trying right now to join, just in anticipation!-------------  4xMC, 3xMMC  http://nellennium.blogspot.co.nz" rel="nofollow - Blog: Nellennium Ramblings |
Posted By: Lisa200913
Date Posted: 20 February 2016 at 7:04am
| Hi! what test do you buy and is the most expensive is a precise one? When I should better do it? |