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TEST YOUR PREGNANCY & OVULATION STATUS!
From now on why not keep a track record of all your cycles and hormone levels today so you never forget them? Tony has just set up a brand new webpage just for this. Click on the 'PRINT & RECORD' button at the top of this page and print this new page now. After each test you do, just enter the information for each month in the chart. This way you can accurately track and rank your details throughout the year. When doing your own tests, if in doubt, always consult the leaflet that comes with these test kits which you can easily buy from your local chemist
PREGNANCY
Consult your own doctor for advice. Or refer to the leaflet inside your test kit for guidance
OVULATION
Likewise, consult your own doctor for advice. Or refer to the leaflet inside your test kit for guidance. As far as ovulation is concerned, you do not take the test the day you ovulate. The ovulation test should be taken about a week after you have your period and continue each day until you get a positive result. A positive result tells you that you will be ovulating within 24-48 hours. It is best to have sex within that time because you are more likely to get pregnant if your partner's sperm is waiting for an egg in your fallopian tube. On the day you actually ovulate your LH level will go down a bit which could be read as a negative result
From now on why not keep a track record of all your cycles and hormone levels today so you never forget them? Tony has just set up a brand new webpage just for this. Click on the 'PRINT & RECORD' button at the top of this page and print this new page now. After each test you do, just enter the information for each month in the chart. This way you can accurately track and rank your details throughout the year. When doing your own tests, if in doubt, always consult the leaflet that comes with these test kits which you can easily buy from your local chemist
PREGNANCY
Consult your own doctor for advice. Or refer to the leaflet inside your test kit for guidance
OVULATION
Likewise, consult your own doctor for advice. Or refer to the leaflet inside your test kit for guidance. As far as ovulation is concerned, you do not take the test the day you ovulate. The ovulation test should be taken about a week after you have your period and continue each day until you get a positive result. A positive result tells you that you will be ovulating within 24-48 hours. It is best to have sex within that time because you are more likely to get pregnant if your partner's sperm is waiting for an egg in your fallopian tube. On the day you actually ovulate your LH level will go down a bit which could be read as a negative result