Help with OPKs,

[maybebayb]

right so I have been doing ic opk's since cd10 and everyday I collect at around 10.30am and then again about 4 pm. The morning sample has always had a stronger line than the afternoon, but it's almost an 'almost positive' everyday! I know there's not really such a thing, it's either negative or positive, but why do I get such a strong line in the am and then not pm? some days I have done three opks, and the late evening one is even more faint.

today I am cd 15 and still haven't had an lh surge ( I think)

ugh! can anyone shed some light?


the one on the top is am and the other one is pm


https://i1207.photobucket.com/albums/bb474/charliestar7/oo.jpg

 

[gsdowner1]

Its not showing your pics on here... but i started testing on cd 11 and thought i got a pos. opk but it wasn't because the line wasn't as dark as the control line.... so i waited until cd 15 to start testing and got my positive on cd 19... the day before i got my positive i have a faint line then the next morning i got a dark line Good luck

 

[maybebayb]

oh it's showing on mine?

it's just that everyday I get a really dark test line, not quite as dark as control line, but then the afternoon test is always way fainter.

I know it's not a +opk but I just found it weird that this happens!

 

[gsdowner1]

hmmm weird well maybe you will just have to keep testing until you get a def. positive. like as dark as the control line or darker

 

[maybebayb]

bump.. anyone else get this?


here is this mornings opk, I used FMU just to see, and I'm sure it's positve


https://i1207.photobucket.com/albums/bb474/charliestar7/210512.jpg

 

[BlueEyes24]

LH is present in our bodies all the time. I almost always had 2 lines while testing, even around 2pm. You're not supposed to compare the tests to each other but some women do see the darkness increasing as they approach ovulation.

https://www.peeonastick.com/opkfaq.html

This website is where I went for all my questions while trying to concieve.

 

[L.E.]

I have lots of dark lines (almost positive) randomly, but my actual positives are way darker than the control. Not everyone is like that though. So it's really hard to say... could be a positive, but it may not be. I know that's not much help.