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Q: LH + for 5 days

asked by: MarsLeon on May 6th, 2008

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Im a bit worried because I have heard so many things about having your LH in your urine for too much tme can mean so many things. Its been 5 days today and its still going. It is dark, bith lines on an OPK. What can this be..
I have had my hormones and U/S done. This has really not happened till now. At the same time, My husband has also statarted meds to higher his sperm count. What can this be?

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Georgia59

replied on May 9th, 2008

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Have you had any other symptoms?

I'm thinking it could be something totally insignificant- a slight hormone inbalance or something that means nothing. Are you old enough for menopause or anything? Have your periods been regular?

MarsLeon

replied on May 12th, 2008

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Incredible

It was a bad batch of OPKs. As soon as I bought a new batch the line became lighter That was pretty worrisome.
OPKs are sometimes frustrating and troublesome. I was in the 5 day window, but still, it seemed a bit awkward.

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