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773214 tn?1295135069

OPK Question

So, yesterday I took my OPK and it looked really close to the control line but I wasn't sure if it really was a positive so this morning I took it again and it was close again, but slighly lighter than yesterday.  For the heck of it I took it again about 5 hours later and the line was barely there.  I didn't drink much of anything inbetween testing and it had been over two hours since I last used the bathroom...probably closer to 3 hours.  So I am guessing O day is probably today or it was somewhere in the last 12 hours?  What do you all think.  We bded Friday night and Sat. morning....I tried to get him to comply with me this morning but he was "too tired"...made me kind of upset because I don't want to miss our chance.  If we bd tonight do you think it's too late???
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773214 tn?1295135069
Debbie the tests I bought recommended the FMU so thats what I've been doing.  I did one again this morning and now I'm totally confused.  It was darker than the one I did yesterday at noon but slightly and I mean slightly lighter than the one I'm calling positive from CD15.  UGH...I am driving myself buggy looking at lines.  I'll just have to see what my temps do.  We've bded every day from day 14 so I hope that will also help!  I'm trying to figure out when to fit in another time for today....
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870652 tn?1260319436
Hi Dana-
Are you testing in the morning or afternoon? It is recommended that you test in the afternoon for more accurate results.I would suggest that you take another one.If it is lighter then you probably O'd today.The egg lasts for 24 hours so you have time.  Get going girl!!
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