LH Surge Before Period?

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I have a question.  I am 12dpo today.  I have a 28 day cycle and I always ovulate on CD14.  I temperature chart, take ovulation tests, etc.  I've noticed the past 3 months that I seem to be getting positive pregnacy tests which turn out that I'm not pregnant.  So, I called my doctor yesterday and asked her why this is happening.  She said it's because some women have an LH surge right before their period.  So, I went home and took an OPK test, and lo and behold, it was positive, but negative with the HPT test.  My period is suppose to arrive Friday.  I had a positive OPK  yesterday and this morning.  I check my CM and my Cervix.  My Cervix is low and I am having dry CM right now, so I know I'm not ovulating.  What causes this LH surge before your period?  What does it mean?  Is there something wrong with me?  Could I be ovulating twice every month?  Is this a sign of pregancy?  I'm just trying to understand what's going on and understand my body better.  Please help!!!

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

LH Surge occurs 24-36 hours before ovulation (around 10th-12th day of the cycle). LH hormone becomes higher (surge) and stimulates ovulation. If it is not at a good level to stimulate ovulation, it doesn't occur. This situation can be managed by medications.
If you are planning for pregnancy, you need to follow at an "Assisted Reproduction Center".. there you can do the investigations and have the needed treatment.
Good luck!

? · Answer

you'll have ovulate two times in one cycle or you'll have ovulated later this cycle. the element with the o.ok. is they hit upon the LH surge, yet that would not inevitably advise that an egg substitute into released. So, in case you had your first surge and an egg wasn't released, you will get yet another surge once you're truly approximately to ovulate. wish that facilitates, and better of success! *~*toddler airborne dirt and dirt*~*

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