Ovulation and period

Well the pregnancy tests looks negative and sometimes people skip a period or two ,and sometimes instead they are late and then they ovulate again ,it definitely looks like your ovulating soon maybe ...I have skipped a couple and then ovulated instead ,period are off for like a year after first child x

@Holly my little girl just turned 14 months and I am having no symptoms whatsoever which is strange for me so I’m really not sure

@Megan my little ones almost one and my period are terrible 😂😂🫣after having her my PCOS got worse so I just don't know when I'm going to have a period sometimes there are a week late and sometimes they are on time ,I didn't have any signs of a period to ....I know this is tmi but have you tried checking your cervix often it can give you an insight on when your about to have a period or when ovulating ...

@Megan sometimes even two years for some people it can take to become regular,it depends I suppose x

@Holly I have been checking yeah, it’s been quite high for about a week now

@Megan maybe take another pregnancy test in a week if you haven't come on ,maybe implantion could of just happened that's why sometimes people are like a week late , because it takes 4-7 days to implant into your lining,so check again soon X and some people just implant early...♥️

@Holly thanks. I definitely will if I haven’t come on by then x

I’m a year PP and 6 weeks 5 days pregnant. I knew I was pregnant when I missed my period and tested after the month of March was up and noticed the rustic brown spotting in my underwear, that’s when I knew I was for sure pregnant but took a pregnancy test to confirm

@A’sha H. Congratulations, did you test positive as soon as you missed your period?

can i know more about ovulation test

@Keerthi my ovulation test have not really gotten light but haven’t really gotten a positive either

@Megan do you have PCOS? I only ask because consistently high LH readings can be a sign of PCOS. Hard to tell as there's no dates and times attached to those tests but it could be why your reading is staying high

@Charley not that I am aware of