Help (reading OPK)

kelly321 · January 2015

Guys, if this one is positive then that's day 7 of +OPKs. Yesterday looked like this one - with a bit of good will it could be considered negative, but if I had been really hoping for a positive, then with a bit of good will it could definitely be considered positive. @Rynleigh, do you have that fancy coloring trick to help me out? Anyone? Positive or negative?

This is getting ridiculous.

(And for those who didn't see the post last night, kleigh recommended I POAS and it was BFN, so this is not an OPK turning positive because of HCG. Sigh.

kleigh926 · January 2015

I'm actually leaning towards negative.... the control line looks slightly darker. Not 100% sure though. Sorry your body is being so confusing right now!

nlp1990 · January 2015

I agree it looks negative to me. The control looks darker then the test line.

kelly321 · January 2015

Hallelujah, @kleigh926 and @nlp1990!

Yesterday's I'm pretty sure was the same shade as the test line, but todays I thought might be a hair lighter and didn't know if it was just wishful thinking on my part. I *might* have had a temp shift starting yesterday, but my temp timing has been off because of the time change, so I can't really tell. Very frustrating. I can handle BFNs, but I can't handle not knowing what the heck is going on with my body. Like -- just forget this cycle and get on with a normal one, please, don't hang out with +OPKs for a week and not have a thermal shift.

nlp1990 · January 2015

I used OPKs for this baby due in May and it was very obvious when they were positive.

sjames2 · January 2015

It looks negative to me but I have a very hard time reading those. If I think it's close to positive I use one every time I go. Every time. Crazy lady likes to pee on things.

TarheelMama202 · January 2015

I think it looks negative.

kelly321 · January 2015

nlp1990 said:

I used OPKs for this baby due in May and it was very obvious when they were positive.

Days 1-5 were very, very dark, but yesterday was questionable and today even more so. Today I tended toward "slightly lighter", but I thought it might just have been because I wanted it to finally be negative so badly!

I'm glad that many of you think it's negative. It gives me hope that this never-ending LH surge will soon be over. Now for my temp to shift...

Rynleigh · January 2015

I don't know that the inverting works well to make a visible difference on these - it's great when you are trying to decide if a line exists or not, but when you have two lines for sure, it doesn't really help a lot with seeing which one is bolder. IMO, the test line isn't quite darker than the control line yet, but if I were TTC I would say close enough to give it a try anyway. Any line that comes close to the control line on an OPK is a good enough reason for a bump in the night, LOL

This is what it looked like inverted:

Sorry for being late

yesterday was rough.

kelly321 · January 2015

Sterling13 said:

Can you link to your chart @kelly321?

https://www.fertilityfriend.com/home/3a75f6

I know it looks like I had a thermal shift, but that was after our international flight (CD 16/17) with jet lag, and the temps are still in my normal pre-O range. It's *possible* I had a thermal shift, but it's extremely hard to tell because of the time change (7 hours).

And @Rynleigh, thank you! It's less of a "is it time to BD" than "dear Lord, when can we stop?" because I've had +OPKs for 6 days and then this one this morning.

Rynleigh · January 2015

Uh oh... you know, I had a 3 day OPK when I conceived the boys LOL I hope you have released an egg... and that it's only one!

kelly321 · January 2015

Rynleigh said:

Uh oh... you know, I had a 3 day OPK when I conceived the boys LOL I hope you have released an egg... and that it's only one!

Scaring me like that? Not cool, Rynleigh, not cool.

kelly321 · January 2015

What the actual heck is going on?

If any of you are bored, could you please take a peek at my chart again? (a few replies up) My temps hit my normal post-O range today. Today. 3 days after my last +OPK. We'll see what tomorrow brings since my body seems intent on being as confusing as possible this month, but assuming this shift were to be sustained over the next 2 days, when would you say I ovulated? CD23? (the day after the last +OPK and 2 days before the temp shift)?

kleigh926 · January 2015

I'd say CD 24 since your temp rose the day after that. Always go with the temps over the OPK's, especially with how confusing your OPK's have been this month.

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