kosh
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hi all,
i was wondering if anyone knows if there is any correlation between older age and the time between getting a +opk and the real ovulation time. in other words, do older women ovulate sooner/closer to the +opk (say 12-24hs later), or do they ovulate later (say 36-48 or maybe even later)? or there is no trend?
i'm asking because i'm trying to get a better idea of when i do actually ovulate (i do not temp). i'm 40.
i'm a bit surprised because i got a positive opk on monday morning but i only just now got ewcm (over 72hs later)??!
any ideas?
thanks!
i was wondering if anyone knows if there is any correlation between older age and the time between getting a +opk and the real ovulation time. in other words, do older women ovulate sooner/closer to the +opk (say 12-24hs later), or do they ovulate later (say 36-48 or maybe even later)? or there is no trend?
i'm asking because i'm trying to get a better idea of when i do actually ovulate (i do not temp). i'm 40.
i'm a bit surprised because i got a positive opk on monday morning but i only just now got ewcm (over 72hs later)??!
any ideas?
thanks!