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Q: Ovulation Tests Quick Question!

asked by: mummy2be on March 6th, 2006

New User

I did a ovulation test this morning and the lh surge line is as dark as the first line (that 1 that indicates wather the test is working) but its thinner :) it like sliced in a half! Does that still count? Im on my 16th day since my last mens.Cycle so I should be ovulating in the next 2-3 days ..Also it says you should not go to wc atleast 4 hrs before doing the test and I went an hr before and had a drink! Even tho I wasnt meant to..(i wasnt patient :( ) what do you think? Is it indicating my fertile day hehehe?

Kisses!

Replies(2)

nnclyn

replied on March 6th, 2006

Experienced User

It's not the width of the results that matter...It's the darkness of the color. If the color matches....You're ready!

Good luck!

Nancy
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mummy2be

replied on March 8th, 2006

New User

Oh good good then :)
we were busy that day so im hoping that it will work this month!

Thanks!

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