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I had a home ovulation test&it was possitive on day 12 of my cycle, when my ovulation supposed to occur&when should i or can i try using an early hpt?
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In two weeks: Home pregnancy tests are most likely to be positive by 2-5 days after the first day of the missed period. If you check much earlier, it might not yet be positive. Good luck!
Answered 12/7/2013
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