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1875504 tn?1321793788

really need some answers please

I've been using the clearblue ovulation kit, and wondering whats up with the smiley's. I got my first one friday. 4 days ago. and the second, and a third and a fourth. last month it only last for two days and disappeared. What does it mean when it doesn't go away? Could that mean the egg got fertilized? We are trying to concieve and all. we had intercourse MULTIPLE times last week, and at least once a day once i got the smiley faces.
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once you see the smiley face you don't need to continue to test until after you get your period (if you aren't pregnant) my cycle was so off I tried doing the ovulation kits for like 3 months and I just stopped trying, the next month we were pregnant. The kits say have sex the day you get a smiley and 2-3 days after because that is most likely when your ovulating. Good Luck!!
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1875504 tn?1321793788
Thanks alot! Finally someone helped me a little lol Yeah we tried. so we'll see if it worked. :)
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1794093 tn?1357930759
it means that your Lh surge is lasting that many days... i would continue to have sex as the Lh surge usually is an indicator that you are gonna ovulate, it doesnt mean you are or have already... and it doesnt have anything to do with conception...
its probably easier to google the process and im sure it would make better sense to you on how it works...  im sorry if this doesnt make sense... but definitely research will clearify it :)
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