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Q: Positive opk 7 days in a row

asked by: jridgill45 on January 31st, 2008

New User

OK so my ovulation predictor kit has been positive 7 days in a row now. Has anyone else had this? What does this mean? I am now 6 days past ovulation. Could this mean I am pregnant? Any answers would be greatly appreciated!

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Shanyan

replied on February 17th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

Hey there I am just wondering if you ended up being pregnant?? I am about 9dpo and I got a positive OPK today so I am not sure what is up.

jridgill45

replied on February 23rd, 2008

New User

Yes

Yes I did end up being pregnant. 6 weeks tomorrow. I have had 1 u/s that showed all is well at 5 weeks but I did begin brown spotting 3 days ago. It is not a lot but it is cause for concern. I have another u/s wed to hopefully here a heartbeat. After 2 miscarriages already I am so scared!

Shanyan

replied on February 23rd, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

Yay for being pregnant. Sorry to hear about your miscarriages, I had one this past July at 16wks so I understand why you are scared.

I hope that everything turns out fine. I've been told that brown spotting is nothing to be too worried about so I sure that you will get some good news on Wed.

Good Luck and keep me updated!!

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