Keep BDing every day (or every 36 hours) until at least you get your coverline. (I have never been patient enough to do the every 48 hours, and my husband doesn't have any sperm related issues... so I always go with about every 36 hours).
You had several days of EW last month, so maybe that's what this will be, too. Just days and days of EW. Then again, maybe you're going to O early. It can definitely happen. I usually O around CD 18, but the cycle I got PG with my daughter I O'd on like CD11... and if I wasn't paying attention to that good ol' EW, I might have missed it.
Also, I couldn't tell, but it looked like the OPK you took at 6 am (the second one) was negative. I'm not familiar with that brand. I usually use First Response OPKs, and the positives are REALLY obvious. The other thing about OPKs is to take them in the later afternoon.
Those are some very dark OPK's. I saw go for it until the lines disappear.
I had the most regular cycles ever. Every 28 days at 1:40 p.m. sharp.
Wouldn't you know that month that I conceived Mr. Brody I evidently ovulated on day 9. That was the only possibility, seeing how I was in New Hampshire for the 5 days preceeding and following when I *should* have ovulated.
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I say do it until your temp rises and stays there. Better safe than sorry!
Keep BDing every day (or every 36 hours) until at least you get your coverline. (I have never been patient enough to do the every 48 hours, and my husband doesn't have any sperm related issues... so I always go with about every 36 hours).
You had several days of EW last month, so maybe that's what this will be, too. Just days and days of EW. Then again, maybe you're going to O early. It can definitely happen. I usually O around CD 18, but the cycle I got PG with my daughter I O'd on like CD11... and if I wasn't paying attention to that good ol' EW, I might have missed it.
Also, I couldn't tell, but it looked like the OPK you took at 6 am (the second one) was negative. I'm not familiar with that brand. I usually use First Response OPKs, and the positives are REALLY obvious. The other thing about OPKs is to take them in the later afternoon.
Good luck.
Those are some very dark OPK's. I saw go for it until the lines disappear.
I had the most regular cycles ever. Every 28 days at 1:40 p.m. sharp.
Wouldn't you know that month that I conceived Mr. Brody I evidently ovulated on day 9. That was the only possibility, seeing how I was in New Hampshire for the 5 days preceeding and following when I *should* have ovulated.
yahtzee!
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