ovulation test?

Question

started testing 5 days ago, 1st 2 were negative, 3rd was bit darker and 2 days ago positive and yday also positive, is it right? how can it be pos for 2 days? when will i be ovulating?

Answer 1

Think the best ovulation predictor test are the predictor make. you have a smiley face when the hormone levels are higher, but remember these tests only give you one indication that ovulation might take place, the only way to actually know if you have ovulated is to take your temperature as your temperature rises after ovulation. You cannot use a mathematical formula to tell when you will ovulate as ovulation can vary from month to month and depends on many things, ie stress levels, sickness, travel..... You may have a 28day cycle but you might ovulate on day 17 and not on day 14.The best way to get pregnant is to have intercourse when you have cervical mucus as this normally occurs around the time of ovulation as it nourishes the sperm. The most fertile mucus is egg white and this helps the sperm to swim to where they want to be. Hope this helps

Answer 2

You will usually ovulate 12-48 hours after the positive test. You may have tested both times as it was going up and then going back down.

Answer 3

If you have regular cycles, your ovulation is right in the middle, between one cycle beginning and the next cycle beginning.

Example:

Cycle is 28 days
Ovulation occurs at about 14 days (add 3 days to either side) so you're most likely to conceive between day 11 to day 17.

Remember that ovulation occurs by alternating the sides where the ovaries are. First is the right side, then next month is the left side. IF they are regular, you can use the basic formula stated above. if you are irregular,(as most are) use the tests. You're looking for two positive tests in a row, one day apart. The hormone levels are high enough to show ovulation has occurred. Once that happens, . . get in the saddle and get working on getting pregnant!

Dave

Answer 4

You may have caught the beginning and end of your LH surge. After the first positive it isn't necessary to test anymore. You'll most likely ovulate between 24 & 36 hours after the first positive.

Best of luck to you!

Answer 5

You will be ovulating from 12 - 36 hours, so get off the computer and get on with the fun stuff!!! Good luck!!!

Answer 6

You are positive for at least 48 hours.

Answer 7

you ovulate for 24 hours so it might not necessarily be a day it you could still be in your 24 hour cycle.. good luck xx

Answer 8

Purchase a thermometer.,temperature record.During ovuation it will reach maximum.One month you record.Thereafter ,you youself can find out with a single thermometer reading.