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Positive OPK and pregnant

I am trying to get pregnant and last month, sadly I had my period again (April 28th).  I really thought I was.  I have had the occasional tingling in my boobs since my period and have had cramping the whole time.  This month I took a OPK and got a positive at cd16. My temperature never showed a definate ovulation and I never had the EWCM.  My question is: Could I still possibly be pregnant?  Sometimes I feel like I might be.  Thank you in advance for your comments.  K!
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494640 tn?1262737989
i would drfinatky bd sounds like you od do hpt and bd like crazy xx
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296340 tn?1336164001
Like mommyin10 said, take an HPT to know for sure instead of have a doubt about it....

according what you said, you started your period in April 28 (CD1) and on CD16 (May 13) you have OPK+.  Today is May 18th will be your CD21.  it could be to early to do HPT.  

Wait at least on your CD 25-28 to do HPT.. Save you money...

Good luck to you..
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299260 tn?1304216105
Hi.  It's possible that since you got a +opk at cd16, your lh surge was detected & you're about to O.  I know that people have gotten +opks when pregnant & it also happened to me...  If you think you might be pregnant, take an hpt so you know for sure ;)  Good luck!!!
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