Dec 27th, 2011, 23:51 PM
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| Other Active BnB Member  Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 398 | 2 positive OPK's in the same cycle? HUH?
Ok first of all, I have PCOS and been TTC for 5 years. I have very long cycles 40 + days and once and a while I will have a more normal cycle 28-34 days. Anyway, my LMP was on October 30th. On 11/11/11 I took a clear blue digi OPK and to my surprise it was positive. DH and I BD but I never got pregnant so i waited for the  to arrive but she never did. On December 16th I had some mild cramping on my left side and had EWCM so just for the heck of it I took another digi OPK and it was positive again! Is this even possible?! Just for the record...I took digi opk's throughout my whole cycle just to make sure there was no mistake  and they were all negative. I am so confused  |
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Dec 28th, 2011, 09:26 AM
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