Almost 4 mo PP - 4 days dark OPKs?

[lvksa]

I've had a lot of dreams lately and that gave me a wild hair to try some tests...I haven't had a cycle yet and I'm almost 4 months postpartum.

Here are some tests I took 4 days in a row. I didn't continue just to see because we traveled. Is it normal to have a few days in a row like this? When I checked progressions on google I didn't see anything.

 

[happycupcake]

I don't know, could you be pregnant? I know sometimes they can indicate pregnancy. I don't know if it's usual to have as many positive opks as this

 

[KailaB24]

Hi lvksa, are these placed in order of progression and taken around the same time each day? I tested out doing an OPK at two seperate times throughout the day just to experiment and got different results so I definitely why know they recommend not using FMU. My FMU resulted in a darker line than the one I took that evening. Your tests look pretty similar to mine when I start at around CD 9 and will continue to be dark until O. I would just keep testing until it is as darker or darker than the control line!! The bottom one looks like you are getting close to O but not quite positive yet. Good luck

 

[happycupcake]

Hi lvksa, are these placed in order of progression and taken around the same time each day? I tested out doing an OPK at two seperate times throughout the day just to experiment and got different results so I definitely why know they recommend not using FMU. My FMU resulted in a darker line than the one I took that evening. Your tests look pretty similar to mine when I start at around CD 9 and will continue to be dark until O. I would just keep testing until it is as darker or darker than the control line!! The bottom one looks like you are getting close to O but not quite positive yet. Good luck

You know I didn't realise they were back to front lol

 

[lvksa]

Still haven't had a positive one. They always look like the ones above. Who knows...I've stopped testing. I'll just wait until my cycle returns and then see what happens.

 

[JPARR01]

Take a pregnancy test.