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Is it true that even though you've had a positive on an ovulation predictor that it doesn't really mean that you will actually ovulate sometimes?
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Possible: Opt says hormones are correct for release of an egg--does not guarantee there is a mature ("ready") oocyte in follicle to be released, or that follicle will reach ovary surface and burst open. Most times system works. Can discuss with your OB for fertility assistance.
Answered 6/10/2014
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