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is it normal for surge to come up 3 days in a row...2x a day
ive been takin first response ovulation tests for 3 days now...the surge lines r gettin darker n darker...is it normal for them to show up 3 days in a row. i also take them in am n pm
well i got the therometer i needed, thank you. so what should i do from here? took my normal test at 7 pm n this time the first line instantly came up way b4 the reference line did. weird. thank you so much for helpin me!
Not necessarily. Your cycle could be off. You could have gotten pregnant LAST cycle but still had period-like bleeding on the 1st. It wouldn't hurt to try one.
well i got my pd May 1....the lines showed up May 16 at 7 pm n they still keep comin...but isnt it to early to take a test?
You can buy an HPT (home pregnancy test) at any drug store. I would suggest using a First Response Early Response. It's one of the most reliable and most sensitive tests on the market. Make sure to use it with first morning uring since that is the most concentrated and you are more likely to detect pregnancy even if you are early on.
well ive been takin ovulation tests for almost 8 months now...this has NEVER EVER happened before. Usually i had one day that just had the surge in the passed 8 month but i just took another one this morning n once again...2 dark lines, again n i have pressure down there...im prayin i am prego = )
Check for pregnancy first, if not it could be your body is trying to ovulate but for some reason is having a hard time doing so. Getting your hormone levels checked would be a great idea.
yes, do check if you are pregnant and if you are not, then I would suggest getting a test done to check your hormone levels.
I had pcos and for me the LH level was always elevated due to polycystic ovaries, hence I always tested positive on ovulation tests no matter what cycle day it was.
I had pcos and for me the LH level was always elevated due to polycystic ovaries, hence I always tested positive on ovulation tests no matter what cycle day it was.
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