Mafi419
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During my last cycle my OPKs went like this:
CD14 - First positive opk around 10pm
CD15 - Positive opk morning, afternoon, evening and night
CD16 - Positive opk morning, afternoon, evening. Negative opk around 22pm.
CD17 - I woke up at 11am and my temperature had risen
I figured I ovulated on the CD16. But when? I read that when our temperature rises, it means that we already ovulated at least 12 hours prior to that. I first noticed that temperature was a lot higher than normal on CD17 around 4am (I hadn't gone to sleep, so I decided to take my temperature).
So, is it possible that I ovulated while my opk was positive?
CD14 - First positive opk around 10pm
CD15 - Positive opk morning, afternoon, evening and night
CD16 - Positive opk morning, afternoon, evening. Negative opk around 22pm.
CD17 - I woke up at 11am and my temperature had risen
I figured I ovulated on the CD16. But when? I read that when our temperature rises, it means that we already ovulated at least 12 hours prior to that. I first noticed that temperature was a lot higher than normal on CD17 around 4am (I hadn't gone to sleep, so I decided to take my temperature).
So, is it possible that I ovulated while my opk was positive?