akcher
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There has been some members that have questions about OPKs and when they ovulated so I just wanted to post a note about OPKs and charting. Only using OPKs will tell you that you are about to ovulate but getting a positive OPK does not mean you will ovulate for sure. OPKs can be positive for a couple days, it's hard to tell which exactly day you ovulated. Some members are confused as to if the OPKs are positive or not based on the intesity of the line. Charting your temps will tell you once you ovulated but we need to time BD before we do. Ovulation will have occured for sure if you have a permanent temp rise in you chart. So using OPKs aalong with BBT charting, you will know exactly which day you ovulated.
From temp charting, you can tell also tell the length of your Lutuel Phase and when you should be expecting your AF. A normal LP should be 12-16 days with an average of 14 days. A short LP will effect your chances of TTC but it can be fixed.
I hope this helps answer some question about OPKs. If you all know this info, sorry for the rant lol!
From temp charting, you can tell also tell the length of your Lutuel Phase and when you should be expecting your AF. A normal LP should be 12-16 days with an average of 14 days. A short LP will effect your chances of TTC but it can be fixed.
I hope this helps answer some question about OPKs. If you all know this info, sorry for the rant lol!