What do you think?

JBALL1

https://www.countdowntopregnancy.com/pregnancy-test-gallery/my-pregnancy-test93163

Do either of those OPK's look positive?

Here is my chart so you can see I marked the top one positive on the 28th.

https://www.countdowntopregnancy.com/homepage/?u=62097

Should we BD again today just to cover our bases?

briannaasaro

I think the top one looks positive. From my experience, if it's the line is DARKER or EQUALLY DARK as the control line, then it's a +. Otherwise (a lighter line) it's a negative (but you might be gearing up). What time of day do you test?

 

vanillajen

I agree with PP, the top one looks positive to me. I'd have sex tonight just in case! 

JBALL1

I tested in afternoon. This is my second cycle using opk's. No we aren't on a break cycle. We are on month two of 5 and then a break.
I am hoping to BD today to make sure all bases are covered. My cm is watery though and I didn't test with OPK today...I'm pretty sure I already O this cycle.

Durham1008

I think a siggy warning would be nice.

JBALL1

Durham1008:

I think a siggy warning would be nice.

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JBALL1

CLECyclist:

JBALL1:

Durham1008:

I think a siggy warning would be nice.

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This board is called "Trouble Trying to Get Pregnant" and is for those who have either received an infertility diagnosis or have been trying for a year or more (6 months if over 35, if I recall correctly). Since many of the posters on the board have been trying for a very long time with no success, it can be hard to see a ticker or signature mentioning children. So a "ticker warning" is generally put in the subject line of posts if you have such a thing.

There is a link at the top of the page that says "New to Trouble TTC? Read this!" that I would suggest you read. If you don't seem to fit the criteria of this board, you may want to consider posting on Trying To Get Pregnant instead. Good luck to you.

I'm sorry that I didn't put a warning, but I honestly didn't know that I should.

I do have PCOS, and my husband and I tried in 2011-2012 for almost 9 months and then decided to take a break, during which my husband was diagnosed with seminoma and had an orchiectomy in November. So, we just starting trying again in December once he was cleared for sexual activity after surgery. Our daughter was conceived after my PCOS diagnosis and after being told that my 2 miscarriages before her were a pretty good indicator that I would NEVER have children. During a routine check-up and med review I discovered that I had conceived her, and for the first 12 weeks I was terrified that I would lose her.

So, I'm sorry if I didn't spill my whole story in the beginning and I'm sorry if I offended you. But, don't worry...I won't be posting on this board anymore.