natalie6999
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Well today's OPK is a lot darker than yesterdayshttps://i622.photobucket.com/albums/tt310/Natalie6999_2009/opk12dpo.jpg
7 DPO can you see it?
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natalie6999
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I am 12 dpo today
natasja32
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Oooo that is a really dark line sweetie. Im not sure how they work when you use the opks as hpts. Maybe someone else can shed some like. I would guess that it looks very positive. Sorry i cant be of much help. Fingers crossed for you sweetie.
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i c somethin! gd luck!!!
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I found this on another site for you....
WIth OPKs, they detect a sudden increase or "surge" of LH. The typical amount of LH that is in the body at any given time is between 5-20 mIU. Therefore an OPK is looking for a surge above this typical amount. Most OPKs look for a level around 30-40 mIU. However, there are some tests that detect lower levels of LH. You can easily see how testing with a more sensitive OPK could result in a false positive.
WIth OPKs, they detect a sudden increase or "surge" of LH. The typical amount of LH that is in the body at any given time is between 5-20 mIU. Therefore an OPK is looking for a surge above this typical amount. Most OPKs look for a level around 30-40 mIU. However, there are some tests that detect lower levels of LH. You can easily see how testing with a more sensitive OPK could result in a false positive.
