Ovulating Twice after Miscarriage? Is this Normal??

pce515

So I had a MC on 5/6. Still haven't gotten AF but on 5/27 my clear blue fertility had the solid smiley. Sunday, 6/5 I had a lot of CM so I said let me see what the OPK says... And there was a solid smiley again? Is this normal? I dont temp because I get up a few times at night to use the bathroom..

BrightenMySky

Sorry for your loss.  I have never used OPKs, but I think that they will also give a positive if you have HCG in your system.  Have you tested (either POAS or beta blood draws) to see if your HCG is down to zero?  If not, that could be it.  

Amdogger82

I am sorry for your loss. Prior to my MC, I would get multiple positive OPKs in a cycle, usually a week or so apart. I was diagnosed with PCOS, so I think this is why, but the only way I can know for sure if I O'ed to to temp. I think @BrightenMySky  is right too, that HCG can turn a opk as well. 

pce515

Hi, Sorry I forgot to mention, I had my HCG drawn and it was down to 0.. a week prior, my OPK was showing me a O, which means low fertility.. So I am so confused.

Sugargirl1019

You can have multiple LH surges without actually ovulating.  Remember that OPKs detect LH. The only way to confirm ovulation is temping (or ultrasound). You most likely had another LH surge as ovulating twice a cycle in humans is not scientifically accepted and has very little research on it.

olivia1540

HI there, I am sorry for your loss. It has been 4 months since my MC and I have been observing / monitoring my cycles since.
I, too had similar experiences (multiple ovulation peak results in 1 cycle) with the ClearBlue OPKs. Although the manufacturer didn't tell you this, I think their OPK are often mistaken by the increasing amount of CM, which would give you a false result (peak smile face) in the most odd date in the cycle. What I realized is that if I use ovulation app (i.e. Ovia Fertility or Period Diary) ALONG with the OPKs, then the results are far more accurate and trustworthy. These app allow you to be more aware of your physical changes (in addition to just basal temp) as you approach to ovulation. Just OPKs alone, in my opinion, isn't enough to give you a full picture of your cycle.