can any one help me with that (picture included)

[aliaa82]

this is my first time using OPK'S without any medication ,so i dont understand it this time at all last time when i used it it came back positive from cd12 after my ovedril trigger ,this time ive been use it from cd11 till cd18 without getting any positive resulti guess, it kept showing light line then from cd17 the line dissapear what does that mean?

i am not ovulating on my own?

please help i am so confused

[prayin4miracle]

Aliaa, I don't know if you get "Clear blue" brand there. They have a OPK that actually gives you a smiley face when you are ovulating, I found it much easier to read than the ones you are using.... it will be so much easier for you..... maybe you can order it off the internet..... it's more expensive but worthit!!

Good luck to you..... sending you baby dust!!

[rmmoye]

It appears that u ovulated on cd 14. #4 was dark. That i when u got your peak reading. The strips help but are not always right on. U might want to track cervical mucis(cm) and bbt ( b body temp). They will also help with tracking your cycle. Good luck ad If u bded U could still get a +.

[aliaa82]

Thanks alot sweety

[thosenewmans]

Hi there! First of all, I want to point out that OPK's are not the best indicator of whether you actually ovulate or not. It will show a rise in the LH hormone but does not tell you if you ovulate or not. Your doctor will be able to do a blood test on CD21 to check if ovulation has actually occured.
That being said, OPK's are a great way to plan intercourse.
I can't tell what CD easy of these are...if you tested from CD11 to CD18 then that would mean OPK1=CD11 and so on.
Also, if the control line is the line inside the oval and the test line (the line that actually indicates the rise in the LH hormone) is in the square, then I would say you did catch ovulation. You can see the test line getting gradually darker starting on CD11 and getting the darkest on CD14.
If you have more questions, you should visit peeonastick.com, they have great information there. Best of luck!! :)