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When's best time to use OPKs after menstrual " period " ? Posted: 10-28-07 12:45pm
so this month deffo wasn't my month. I
have had continous light bleeding and i am
going to assume it is my period as i did a
first response test yesterday and got BFN.
It figures that my period would be really
light cause my lining of my womb was
thinner with the coil and might take a
while to build back up.
if it is a period then that is good news
to me as it means my cycle may be getting
on track and i might ovulate soon.
when is the best time to start using OPKs
again after this "period"? it will purely
be to just check if i am ovulating as
robbie is away now til 17th december
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shortgeek
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Posted: 10-28-07 18:47pm
Sorry about af. Rotten witch!
How long are your cycles typically? Mine
are mostly in the 24-27 day range and I
start using opks around cd 9-11 depending
on when I start getting cm. I hope this
helps.
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Becky
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Posted: 10-29-07 03:18am
i honestly have no idea because apart from
2 periods in between I haven't had a
period since april 2004!
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Posted: 10-29-07 12:53pm
Becky, I know you said you didn't want to
chart and temp and just go with the flow,
but I really recommend that you try it
while Robbie is gone. It will give you a
good idea of what your body is doing.
I usually start testing with opk around cd
9 or so. I usually ovulate around cd 13
or so.
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