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367100 tn?1330914725

ovulation test??

my cycle is 26 to 28 days. lst month i started to take ovulation test on 9th days of my period ......as fallows___
9th day           - Negative
10th day        -  Negative
11th day        - Postive ( but not very dark line as mention in picture)
12 day          - Negative
I want to know is that possible to come negative the very next day when u ve gotten the positive before?? once a woman gets positive test she suppose to get ovoulate next 24to36 hrs rite?? so why my test showed negative next day ???????Is that mean I dont ovoulate?? I had been had 3rd day and 21st day blood work and it came normal.
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441462 tn?1207951214
there is alot of info about ovulation in my journal.take a look..good luck to you.
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367100 tn?1330914725
thank alto i was realy scared.thanks
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294043 tn?1354207946
I guess you have a short LH surge.  That's not uncommon.  Do you OPK in the morning or pm?  With such a short LH surge you may be better off testing in the afternoon.

Good luck to you this cycle!
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318181 tn?1336443496
Yeah, it's normal to get just one positive, followed by a negative the day after. The OPKs do not detect ovulation itself, but the hormone LH, which peaks about 24-48 hours before ovulation. So, the positive OPK combined with your 21-day blood test means you did in fact ovulate! Hope that helps :-)
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