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Can you get a positive ovulation test in the morning and a negative one at night?
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Yes: The hormone level that the ovulation test is testing for is a quick spike that lasts for some hours only. That is why i recommend that when the ovulation test is positive that the woman not test any more.
Answered 6/21/2021
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