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How Many Days After AF Do I Start My OPK?

Hey!

So I was pretty bummed that AF came but now I am determined to catch that egg lol. At least this month I was only a day late instead of a week lol I started my period on the 20th of this month and I am still on it, which normally It lasts 3 to 4 days,I have a 32 day cycle when do I start to test? The box of OPK'S only has seven test in it should I buy more? This will be my first time useing them and I am confused on how to do it and when!
Thanks-Shay
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If you cant do it at noonish then later is better, to what i have read.....
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435139 tn?1255460391
I also peed in a cup to do mine...noon wasn't a reasonable time for me...I'm a teacher so I tried mornings and evenings...
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435139 tn?1255460391
To be safe, I'd start on day 10 (day one being the first day of af)...you might want to buy more because sometimes testing once a day isn't enough...I've seen people test in the a.m. and get a 'negative', test in the afternoon and get a positive, and test at night and get a negative...This is why I personally don't like opks.  I did much better with the basal body temping and using the fertility friend website....Good luck!
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Oh yea, you want to test at about noon time, everyday at the same time...Remember to hold your pee for a good 4hours before testing.....
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Just to be sure, I would start a few days after Af ends. Yes, you might need more then 7. Remeber that your line has to be as dark or darker then the control line. I found it was best to pee in a cup and then dip the test in that. Good luck!
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