Hello Ladies,
Well I started charting today and I will soon again start OPK. So I was wondering last time I tested every day at 2:30pm. So i tested at 2:30 and got a an then next day i forgot and tested at 5:30 and it was .Why do I see that some ladies test twice a day? Also, why is it important to test every day at the same time? I am sorry if it sound like dumb Question.
Thank you very much
Happy Thursday, only one day from Friday yey.
Re: OPK ?
This...but I think I got the gist of your question. I test twice a day (late morning and early evening) because I've had pretty short surges in the past and if I test once a day, I could miss my +. For example, two cycles ago I had a -opk at 10:00am, I got a +opk at 5:30pm that same day, when I tested again the next morning at 10:00 am, it was -again. Had I only tested in the mornings, it would have missed the surge. This month, I had 2 days of positives, but I would rather be safe than sorry so I invest in a boat load of cheapie wondfo opks and just go crazy!
BFP #1 4/10/12 D&C 6/5/12@ 12.5wks EDD 12/17/12
BFP #2 9/10/12 CP 9/19/12@ 5.5wks EDD 5/21/13
BFP# 3 12/3/12...Lukas James born 8/15/13
BFP# 4 8/4/14 EDD 4/13/15
I think the reason they say to test at the same time every day is that if you're only testing 1x a day, you could miss it if you go for more than 24 hours without testing. I test 2x a day early in my cycle (like around CD11) with FMU and around 2:30 and then around CD15 I start testing 3x a day and if it's questionable, I test with a digital. My surges are short so I have to test a lot to catch it. peeonastick.com has a lot of information!
Edit. it's a .com
This.
My example:
I got an almost pos opk in the am, tested again mid-day got a hard core pos, tested again the next am and it was neg. So if I had not tested again that mid day I would have missed it. That happened to be the cycle I got pg.
9/13/12 BFP 9/25/12 M/C at 6.5 weeks
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