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Ovulation test positive in the morning but then negative at night?
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Test only once: The ovulation tests are not designed or intended to be used throughout the day, most are intended to be used first thing in the morning. Suggest you read your directions and follow instructions for your test. Testing multiple times a day does not help. Good luck!
Answered 7/30/2020
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