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LH Surge
Hi Ladies,
Does anyone know if you can have an LH surge ( indicated by an OPK) and not ovulate??
Does anyone know if you can have an LH surge ( indicated by an OPK) and not ovulate??
My understanding is that you can. The LH hormone surge means your body is getting ready to ovulate, but sometimes it can "back down", kinda change its mind. You hear sometimes of women getting a positive OPK twice in one month. I was also using OPK's, and have successfully conceived with them 3 times now. Even though they say not to bother testing after getting a positive, in April I did anyway, and it stayed positive for 3 days...I treated each day as the first day in terms of BDing, and am now 6 weeks pregnant. Hope that helps.
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I had my first positive on cd 17..and currently on cd 19 still positive. .is that normal
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