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@Lisa what do you mean?
The high and low fluctuations you’re seeing track your LH levels. When it’s low, your body isn’t close to ovulating yet. When it hits “high,” like on CD 9, it shows your LH levels are rising, meaning ovulation is likely coming soon. Once you hit your peak, that’s when you’re most fertile. Keep testing to catch that peak, which is your best time to try and conceive! I hope this helps Please reach out if you need anything.
@Samah is it unusual to fluctuate like that?
I would recommend testing twice a day. Also for ovulation don’t use your first pee of the day (not sure if that’s what you’re doing). Fluctuation is pretty normal when you’re early in the cycle. When do you usually ovulate? Looks like you could have peaked in the evening on CD 9 because based on the image it seems pretty dark. I would continue testing though in case it is still just fluctuating.
@Ali I do sometimes use first pee of the day. Oops, I am so new to this. I am really not sure. I haven’t had my period for 4 months, I’m seeing if I even ovulate? When the line is dark the best time to have intercourse is when, that night?
You’re good. All of us were new to this at some point 😊 I try to BD somewhat early every other day or so around my fertile window because sperm can survive for 3-5 days. Once I get my peak I try to BD that day, the day after peak (ovulation day), or both if we are up for it. Due to non ovulation concerns for myself, my doctor some months had me come in on CD 21 to test my progesterone to see if I ovulated. That may be something you can talk to your doctor about exploring. Also, is there a reason for not having a period? If you don’t know why and your doctor isn’t aware of it either, I would bring that up.
@Ali I just stopped breastfeeding and my thyroid is off…
@Ali can I just peak one day ?
Yes, please reach out directly if you need any help
Could be a simple as your urine is more diluted