But, if her period was due around now and hasn't turned up then thats a VERY good thing as 10-12 days is pretty much the minimum you want for a luteal phase.
So it IS good news if it's helping that.
Incidentally, I'm Irish, just living & working in Holland at the moment, and Xbox4NappyRash is a not very funny way of saying I would Swap my Xbox for Nappy Rash, Nappy being the English/Irish term for Diaper!
Just found your blog via Xbox. Keeping fingers crossed for you. Going on any of my past experiences, the earliest I have ever gotten a BFP would have been at least 12 dpo. So hang in there, and best of luck.
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wow.
Must be driving you guys nuts.
How many dpo are you now? test again?
Ah, xbox4nappyrash, my Dutch friend - your comments are appreciated. Thanks for your regular contributions - what does that name stand for anyway?
Wife had a positive ovulation test around August 11th, which puts us ~10 days past ovulation ...
Not to be a bummer/pessimist, but we've sort of resigned ourselves to the inevitable ... it's the progesterone causing the delay, not the embryo.
Hmmm.
10 dpo is VERY early for a positive.
But, if her period was due around now and hasn't turned up then thats a VERY good thing as 10-12 days is pretty much the minimum you want for a luteal phase.
So it IS good news if it's helping that.
Incidentally, I'm Irish, just living & working in Holland at the moment, and Xbox4NappyRash is a not very funny way of saying I would Swap my Xbox for Nappy Rash, Nappy being the English/Irish term for Diaper!
I wonder how many people wonder the same thing.
Just found your blog via Xbox. Keeping fingers crossed for you. Going on any of my past experiences, the earliest I have ever gotten a BFP would have been at least 12 dpo. So hang in there, and best of luck.
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