1. Lh Surge Before Period
Understanding Luteinizing hormone
http://lhhormone.org
Nancy asks…
LH surge?? Ovulating right after period?
I began taking ovulation tests the day after my period stopped as directed in the instructions. I
took both tests with first morning urine just so it was most concentrated. On the first morning I
had absolutely nothing and then the second morning a very strong line for the LH surge. I have
been irregular since I began menstruating many years ago, but I’m wondering if this is
normal?? Is it possible to ovulate again immediately after a period? It was long but very light.
Every morning it was just spotting when I wiped, then it was slightly heavier for a couple days
here and there but mostly light and spotty. Brown and light red/pinkish. Before that my period
was on March 22nd, so it’s been weeks! April 28th it started spotting lightly, a little heavier on
the 30th then spotting until May 5th. Agh what’s going on??
Pregnancy Advisor’s answers:
Yes it is… Woman usually ovulate between day 8 and day 22 after their period, so thats totally
normal, if you have 6 or 7 days period and you took an OPK test on day 8 and it was negative
and day 9 positive there’s nothing wrong, stop stressing out and have fun, you dont wanna
miss the opportunity.
Go for it girl.
P.s: it doesnt really matter your period cycle as long as your ovulating, keep on taking the OPK
to help you out finding out your fertile days, that way you can baby dance on those days and a
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2. day after if possible.
Wish you the best and lots of Baby dust!
Laura asks…
Lh surge and pregnancy?
My boyfriend and I had sex two days before my Lh surge and ejaculated in me two different
times that same day then also the day before my Lh surge he ejaculated in me again. What
are the chances of me being pregnant? I have to wait 12 more days before my potential missed
period. Everytime I have an Lh surge when do I ovulate? Is it that same day or otherwise?
Pregnancy Advisor’s answers:
Huh? I’m not sure, you could be pregnant.. I guess. You’ll probably just have to wait it out.
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3. Sandy asks…
How long after an LH surge should my period start?
Hello,
This month bought the Clear Blue Easy Digital Ovulation test. It came with 7 strips to test when
your LH surge happens, So you know the best 2 days to have sex. I tested On July 23 and it
was positive. Ten days later I still hadn’t started and I tested again and it still said I had an LH
surge. My perio has been real spastic lately anyway, If I started Jul 4th last month then this
month I should start 3-5 days later. still haven’t started, I don’t have any more OPK stick and I
want to wait a little longer before I spend money on a pregnancy test. Anybody hae any idea
what’s going on?
Pregnancy Advisor’s answers:
Hmmm Im a bit confused, however I used the same test and this is how it worked.
I tested one day and there was no surge, I tested the next day and there was a surge, I had sex
that day and the next day. I tested 9 days later and was pregnant.
Usually you test 2 weeks after the lh surge.
My period was spastic as well but if you know when your surge was then generally your period
is due 2 weeks after. You cant and wont have 2 lh surges in the one cycle.
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4. Carol asks…
Can you ovulate a week before your period is due?
TTC month #2. I had an LH Surge last 9 days ago had sex the next 2 days in a row. My period
is due today, I have been experiencing very mild cramping sporadically the last few days but no
period. Could my count be off? Is it possible to ovulate that late in your cycle? If so, could I test
and receive an accurate result?
Pregnancy Advisor’s answers:
I agree that you should hold off testing until you’re 15 days past the LH surge without AF. For
most women, the luteal phase is at least 12 days long; anything under 10 days could mean that
pregnancy won’t be viable (implantation normally happens between 8 and 10dpo and so if your
period comes along before that time, implantation simply won’t ever happen!) But this is easily
fixed (with progesterone) so if you have genuinely short luteal phase for cycles, be sure to take
your charts to your doctor and have a progesterone test done on CD21.
Having said all of that depressing stuff, I suspect you’ve probably got a perfectly normal luteal
phase and you’ll find that AF simply arrives later than you’d imagined, around 14dpo! Good
luck
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5. Lisa asks…
How early can a HCG blood test be done before a period and be
accurate?
My husband and I have been TTC for quite a while, I’ve been tracking my ovulation. During one
cycle I had two LH surges, I’m not sure what that means. I’m 8 days out from my period and
had an HCG blood test done today while I was at the dr but it came back negative. Am I too far
out to have an accurate blood test done?
Pregnancy Advisor’s answers:
I had one done with my last pregnancy and my hcg level was 11 when I was 11 days past
ovulation (which was about 2-3 days before my period was due). If you have a typical 14 day
luteal phase and your period isn’t due for 8 days, that would suggest you are only 5 days past
ovulation. Implantation normally takes place between 7-10 days past ovulation, so I would think
that 5 days past would be too early for a blood test to be +.
Jenny asks…
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6. Ovulate right before period??
Hey-
I have been trying to concieve and thought I ovulated mid cycle…like “normal”. Let’s say I had
my period Dec 17, then I figured my most fertile day to be Dec 31-Jan 2. With no success, I
finally bought one of those ovulation predictor test. It’s showing me that I am ovulating about 6
days before my actual period comes! That is when I am having my LH surge. Every month I
get functional ovarian cysts…could this have something to do with me ovulating so late, and if so,
is it affecting my chances of getting prego?
Pregnancy Advisor’s answers:
If you have ovarian cysts this can effect the outcome of a home ovulation kit.
When you ovulate normally there is a 12-14 day window in which your period will start called the
corpus lutem stage. This is where progesterone will surge and your period will start.
I suggest taking with your GYN and having your horomone levels tested. They can actually test
you as well with the use of drugs and ultra-sound to see when you are ovulating. If your GYN
does not do this, ask for a referral to a reproductive endocrinologist. This kind of doctor deals
specifically with the hormones of reproduction.
Good luck.
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