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Q: 19 Days Late And Ttc...

asked by: mommyb on October 18th, 2007

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okay.. so I am 19 days late and all tests say negative... So I am taking it as I skipped a period and started focusing on when af was due to arrive if I did see her for this last time.. I was due to ovulate around Oct. 11 following the Ovulation Calendar.. When should I test if that is when I ovulated and I am due for af the 25th?? My hubby and I are still going strong in case I did not O then..

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Mabel

replied on October 18th, 2007

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If you didn't have a period last month, predicting your ovulation with an online ovulation chart is not going to work. They give an average. Your best bet would be to learn about temping and charting your cycles.

But, that said, if you ovulated on the 11th and your period is due on the 25, you would wait until your period was due to arrive to take a test.

Good luck!

mommyb

replied on October 22nd, 2007

New User

Ingi wrote:

Thank you.. I know it is an average and being that my last normal period was the September 3rd it is hard to guess... we used the calendar to conceive my son, because it is an estimate and we don't want to mess with really trying with opk and everything.. I'm going to take a test on the 26th to give an extra day... and hopefully it will be a BFP... but it is hard since I skipped last month and who knows what will happen this month...

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