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Is it possible to have a (+) lh surge and not ovulate? 15 days missed period. scant amount brown/red blood x2 (day 14 and 15). no cramps. pregnant?
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Yes but rare : It is possible but quite rare. You can have your doctor draw a Progesterone level in your blood 7 days after the lh surge to confirm ovulation. If you think you are pregnant check a pregnancy test. That is not something a doctor on the internet would be able to know.
Answered 6/30/2014
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