Its so weird but I knew I could feel ovulation pain again yest... tested opk this morn and its positive again! Will dtd tonight...it proves that listening to your body works...prob missed it still. Really not sure whats going on!
Very bottom test stick is this mornings !
This happened to me this cycle as well! CD11 I randomly or rather by chance used an OPK
and I was very surprised to find that my surge was starting. On CD 13 I had a + OPK but then it never went completely white, the surge just stayed that way..I decided to take my BBT to just check, you know make sure that I O on CD14 and I was thoroughly disappointed that I, in fact did not O...DH isn't home this weekend so I was just over it, thinking we missed our chance anyway. Turns out I O'd Yesterday (according to BBT) - we dtd on Wednesday evening so FX I still stand a chance. Read up on it a bit ...so if this helps Alexis...
https://www.justmommies.com/getting...es-getting-pregnant/best-time-to-get-pregnant
Furthermore, freshly ejaculated sperm are not able to fertilize a womans egg. It takes time for a process known as
capacitation to occur. Capacitation is series of changes that sperm go through once they are inside a womans reproductive tract that make sperm more mobile and allow them to penetrate the egg. It can take up to 10 hours for a mans sperm to complete the capacitation process and be able to fertilize a womans egg. This is why the five days before ovulation are so important. Once ovulation takes place, sperm have a very brief window of time to fertilize the egg. Having mature sperm (sperm that have gone through the capacitation process already) ready for the waiting egg is the key to successful conception.
The day of ovulation: You might have heard or might believe that the best day to get pregnant is the day that a woman ovulates. It is important to know when you ovulate and to try to time intercourse close to ovulation, but the day of ovulation is not the best day to get pregnant. Researchers have studied the timing of sexual intercourse in relationship to ovulation in order to determine which days are the most likely to result in pregnancy. Surprisingly, according to research published in the Journal of Reproductive Medicine, what they found was that the day of ovulation was not the best day of a womans cycle to conceive.
The day before ovulation: Interestingly, the day before ovulation is actually a better day to conceive on than the day of. This may be because sperm that are ejaculated the day before ovulation have had time to mature and reach the egg.
Two days before ovulation: Even more interesting, researchers have found that a womans chance of conceiving two days before ovulation is just as likely, if not more likely, as the day before ovulation. What this means for couples trying to conceive is that timing intercourse to occur a couple days before ovulation and the day before ovulation will give them the greatest chance of conceiving.
Three to four days before ovulation: You may have thought that timing intercourse 3 to 4 days before ovulation would cut your chances of getting pregnant, but actually having sex on either of these two days will give you a better chance of conceiving than having intercourse on the day of ovulation.
Five days before ovulation: The first day of a womans fertile window may also result in conception but realistically the chances of conception are best starting at 4 days before ovulation through the day just before ovulation.