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I keep getting a positive ovulating test for 5 days now and im supost to get my period on the 19th whats going on?
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First day.: The most informative information of an ovulation test is when you first detect the surge. That usually predicts ovulation in the next 36 hours. There is no need to keep testing once you have a positive.
Answered 2/2/2017
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