7 days straight positive ovulation test

WhitBandRyanA

I am new to posting and hoping some of you could give me pointers. Here's a little about my fertility story.
I have an almost three year old, which we conceived with just ONE time not using protection. We started trying for another child in October 2013. I've had two miscarriages and three chemical pregnancies since then.
This month, my doctor suggested I start using the ovulation tests and start taking progesterone twice daily once I receive a positive result. I've got sevens positive results in the last five days. Is this normal? Do I continue testing or just assume I have already ovulated?
Any advice would be appreciated!

kmcc14

Just wanted to say welcome, and I am sorry for your losses.  There was another thread started recently about positives for multiple days using ovulation predictor kits.  You might find some of the responses helpful.  Here's the link - https://forums.thebump.com/discussion/12548766/opk

27alex

^this. I'm very sorry for your losses.

You need to be temping. OPKs are great, when used on conjunction with temping. The problem is they don't tell you when you ovulate, just that you might. And you can have very long surges (like you're having) and end up missing ovulation because you're burned out.

TheBorg7of9

I'm sorry for your losses. After 3 losses people usually start getting tested for recurrent losses. Have you talked to your doctor? Might be time for a second opinion from a reproductive endocrinologist.

Also, are you sure they're positive? The test line has to be as dark as the control or darker.

luvbug378

Sorry for your losses. Wish you the best with your ventures. I don't have much advise as I too just started my OPK test today.

WhitBandRyanA

Here is a picture of the last five tests. I didn't save the first two because I didn't think so many would be positive.
I have seen my doctor and she has done multiple tests and ultrasounds, all of which come back normal. Seems like great news, but I'm still worried something is wrong. I guess I will start looking into temping. Thank you all for your feedback!!

WhitBandRyanA

Also, in case you aren't familiar with the brand in my picture, the line on top is the result line.