Help me figure this out!!!!!

[am_ryan21]

We are not really etc nor are we tta either. I think I am a few days late so I took a cheapie hpt earlier this week. It was negative. So I went to take another one tonight just for the heck of it. I accidentally used an opt instead of a hpt. I clearly see 2 lines. How is this possible? Of course I am out of hpts. So I can't use another one of them.

Please don't quote me I will be deleting this later.

[menthomas]

Originally Posted by am_ryan21 We are not really etc nor are we tta either. I think I am a few days late so I took a cheapie hpt earlier this week. It was negative. So I went to take another one tonight just for the heck of it. I accidentally used an opt instead of a hpt. I clearly see 2 lines. How is this possible? Of course I am out of hpts. So I can't use another one of them. Please don't quote me I will be deleting this later.

It could be either your pregnant or your getting ready to start your period. I just had this and it ended up being a surge of lh right before af. But other mamas end up with pos hpt. Could go either way!

[bdhutier]

Depending on how dark the lines are it may mean nothing. Some mamas get two lines all the time or most of the time. For me I gave up using them because it seemed like there was always a line but never as dark as the control.

[l_Kimmie_l]

For a OPK to be positive you have to have the test line as dark or darker than the control. Having 2 lines all the time is normal for many women. It would still be negative unless the forementioned has occurred.

[AmeliasMum]

Almost all women will get 2 lines on an OPK 365 days a year. LH is constantly present in our bodies, it just surges when we are gearing up to ovulate, which explains why it turns ++, and once there is enough HcG/pg hormone in our systems it will again pop ++. I have found it turns ++ if I am pg around 18DPO.