9DPO this morning, first urine of the day and the two tests kind of messed up. Does this count?

I've been off birth control for 6 months. TTC as of last month. I started tracking ovulation 2 months ago. Each time it was CD21 I had positive LH surge. 4 days after my positive LH surge, I started spotting everyday for 6 days, until I got what l consider full flow period... I've never had this happen before, so was really weird but the bleeding stopped.

Now i am CD24 and still have yet to get a positive LH test! UGH. No other ovulation symptoms either. & I started spotting pink today and having some cramping that feels like my period.???

Has anyone else experienced this? Is this an anovulatory cycle or is the pink spotting ovulation related and I still have a chance maybe?!

Appeared within the 3 minutes, very very light blue.

I took 5mg letrozole days 3-7, cycle day 1 was October 10th, I haven’t had positive ovulation test, I am wondering if I missed it. I’ve had changes in discharge and BBT but if I missed ovulation on opks what day should I start pregnancy testing? I traditionally have abnormal periods, this period was induced with provera.

My partner and I had a pregnancy scare last night because as of today, my period 5 days late. I took a pregnancy test and it had a very faint line but when i took two clear blue they came back negative. I have a IUD, and I am getting it taken out today as with the negative result my partner and I realized that we were hoping for a kid, so we are going to try and conceive. We want to announce by the 16th but when is my next ovulation if my period is 5 days late.. would it be worth trying as soon as I get it out? His family has a history of one and done with pregnancy, like it's very easy so we are hoping to conceive really fast.

First actual month TTC (last couple of months we just weren’t preventing). This month I went all out tracking ovulation with OPKs and BBT and made sure to baby dance as much as we could.. but was this too much? BBT dropped yesterday so expecting AF to arrive any day. I was so sure we wouldn’t miss the window but I somehow we did?

Can someone help me interpret this?

Did I miss my peak?

My lh dropped drastically from 0.7 to 0.19

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My breasts have been sore/hurting lately so I decided to test, and then I started getting period cramps 24 hours after I took this test. Still no period or sign of coming. I'm also irregular due to PCOS I never know when my cycles coming. This was also taken and seen within the 3 minute timeframe.

I know some people say that it needs to be quite dark for a positive ovulation test. I’m day 11 of my cycle and does this class as a positive? This is the darkest result I’ve had after testing for the past 4 days.

I started ovulation tests on day 8 of my cycle, on day 10 I got a flashing smiley face on my ovulation tests - high fertile, detecting estrogen. I am now on day 15 of my cycle and my tests are still flashing smiley face so this morning was day 6 and I am still getting the flashing smiley! Has anybody had this before?

Hi! I am new to ovulation tracking and have been tracking ovulation since July. I am also working on balancing my hormones. I have never gotten a line this dark before. When I scan my test on Premom app, my highest has only been 0.64 and this tested at 0.76.

Would this be considered my peak? Am I ovulating?

TIA!

I cant find any PCOS TTC where «medical advice» is allowed so im trying here 😊

I am 24 years old and I have PCOS. I am currently on my second cycle TTC for my first child. My cycles are irregular, and usually 30-40 days long but I am ovulating which are confirmed by my doctor and LH strips.

This cycle is messing with me. I am currently on CD 56 with no ovulation yet which is a reaaallly long cycle even for me. I am also almost every second day ish getting an almost positive LH strip (0.7-0.8 in premom) for a couple of hours before it goes down to a very faint line again. Its super frustraiting and dissapointing. I have never experienced this, as LH strips have been clearly negative and positive. Any advice from my fellow PCOSers?

There are no new changes in my life, except from a 10kg weightloss but this have been over a span of 4 months.

Hello! I'm currently waiting another week to test, as also my period should start around the 25/26th of this month. I tried to listen to my body in the last week after trying to conceive, but I didn't have so far any tingle/pinch sensation due to a possible nestling. Is it anyway normal to feel something? I currently have a bit of headache but no other body symptoms. What else should I look at? I'm checking my temperature and so far it is also remaining regularly the same. Thank you!

Big fat positive on lh surge but negative pregnancy test ???? Dpo unknown ..some cramping and fatigue

Negatives

Hi! I just need some kind of clarity before my appointment on Monday. I got a very weird light period at the beginning of the month. I’ve been testing like crazy but everything has been negative. I had 3 betas done, all also negative. My LH strips rose and it seems like I was about to ovulate on 10/13. I’m out this last cycle right? Given all the negatives and LH rising?

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Or am I just going crazy?

Hey ladies, I had a chemical pregnancy last month which I came to know after I started bleeding after a week of missed period. This month I am 4 days late and I am skeptical of the test this time because last month I had faint lines acc to the doctor but this month they’re darker but again thats what I thought last time🤦🏻‍♀️ Im wondering if I should wait a week and see before visiting the doc or not..help :)

I am now cycle day 40, my periods are irregular. I’ve been using Pregmate ovulation tests and it seems like every single one I take is positive or extremely close to it, I’m technically 9DPO and still testing negative on any pregnancy tests. This wait is miserable and the fear of going to the bathroom and seeing if my period started is terrible. Can anyone give me any advice ? Should I wait til I’m 12dpo to test ?