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Q: Positive Opt, High Temps For 16 Days, No Period... Bfn??
asked by: CanadaMom on October 9th, 2005
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Can someone help me? About 16 days ago I had a positive opt so my husband and I had intercourse during the days I thought I was ovulating. Since then I have had high temps but no period. I know one would think I am pregnant but I have had nothing but negative pregnancy tests.

Is it possible to have a opt and have high temps but not ovulate?

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I have been off the pill for several months now. My first cycle off the pill was completely normal, but for the past 80 days I haven't had a period. I started testing for ovulation and had a clear opt lh surge for 3 days in a row followed by elevated temps for the first time in 80 days, but now i'm not getting my period. My temps remain high and i'm getting lots of cramping. What is going on? I am so confused and need some advice. Please help! :)
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lovablepetsworld
replied on October 9th, 2005
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I think u should go and see a gyn/obst doc soon, they might do the necessary tests and see what is wrong. Becoz sometimes, a doc's opinion is very useful.

Elevated temp after ovulation is usually a pregnancy.

Coming off the birth pills, did u have a normal period like 3-5 proper periods........ 28-35 days cycle???

Using the opt, is it a good source? Any problem with the test? Becoz u cannot be ovulating for so many days, I think.

So the best is to check with not a family doc, but a gyn who is well versed in this things...

Take care.
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