Ovulation tests?
I had a positive ovulation test yesterday on 2 different tests.
I havent really been taking temp at the same time every day or straight as i wake up so it prob wont work properly, but my temps yesterday and today were lower than normal so on the fertility friend site it says that i have to have 3 days of a raised temp to confirm ovulation ? Does this mean my tests could be wrong ?
Answers:
Having a positive on the ovulation test yesterday, means you will ovulate in the next 24 to 36 hours.
You have not ovulated yet for the temps to be higher. Also, you MUST take the temps the same time each day or you can't consider the temp info valid.
ask your doctor
You need to follow the instructions exactly with regard to temperature taking - that's the whole point. You also need to do it for a few months - you cannot judge anything on one cycle.
Everyone is different. You have to find out what your cycle is like and then you will be able to predict ovulation.
Nope, the tests are right. Temps don't always work, especially if not taken at the same times. Go with the test results.
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I havent really been taking temp at the same time every day or straight as i wake up so it prob wont work properly, but my temps yesterday and today were lower than normal so on the fertility friend site it says that i have to have 3 days of a raised temp to confirm ovulation ? Does this mean my tests could be wrong ?
Answers:
Having a positive on the ovulation test yesterday, means you will ovulate in the next 24 to 36 hours.
You have not ovulated yet for the temps to be higher. Also, you MUST take the temps the same time each day or you can't consider the temp info valid.
ask your doctor
You need to follow the instructions exactly with regard to temperature taking - that's the whole point. You also need to do it for a few months - you cannot judge anything on one cycle.
Everyone is different. You have to find out what your cycle is like and then you will be able to predict ovulation.
Nope, the tests are right. Temps don't always work, especially if not taken at the same times. Go with the test results.
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