Hi Ladies,
This is my first post here, but I have been "lurking" for the past month. My husband and I have been trying for about a year. I just took my first cycle of Clomid, and I'm confused. I have only been charting for 3 months, so it's still new to me. I didn't think I ovulated, so I plugged it into fertility friend, and it says I ovulated on CD 12. I started using OPKs on CD 10, and got a positive on CD 13. I was on Clomid from CD 5-9. The timing just doesn't make sense to me. Not to mention that we probably missed our chance if it was actually CD12 Can someone please take a look at my chart and provide me with some feedback? Thanks in advance ladies!
https://www.fertilityfriend.com/home/154f48
ETA: I was diagnosed with low progesterone, and use natural progesterone cream to supplement if that makes any difference. Thanks!
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Welcome! It looks like you could have O'd on CD 14, and you just don't have enough temps in there yet to confirm. Did you use OPK's or track CM?
Everyone is so different. In my experience, every cycle could be different. If you O'd on CD 14, I suspect you'll see a jump in the next few days.
If I were you, I'd keep taking OPK's. It's possible to get more than one + OPK per cycle. Your body will gear up to O and then just not go through with it. Then a few days later it'll gear up to O again.
Take a look through FF's chart gallery. I always found that helpful.
Hey,
Welcome and I thought I would throw out my opinions as well.If you got your 1st positive opk on cd13, you will likely O cd14 or 15. That's awesome, right on the days you should be!
I just started using FF without temps but from what I have heard on this board it can be a little off. Especially when you have not charted long enough for it to see a pattern. I know of times where FF has said someone's O date was a certain day and then changed it later in the month to a different day. I would stick with the opk reading and BD around cd14 (if it's not already past).
Goodluck and happy humping!
"Just keep swimming, just keep swimming..."
First off, WELCOME
You either have yet to O or have O'd on CD 14 (although there is not enough evidence yet to verify this).
Sometimes you can have a positive OPK but not O. It means your body is close but couldn't do it. I would trust the charting more.