Re: bbt vs. opk

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Hello,

In my experience I have found that the BBT's help out much more than the OPK tests. I used the OPK tests for 3 months and never really knew when I was fertile. on the 4th month I decided to use the BBT method and got PG right away.

I hope this helps a little, MDT

>can opks register false negatives?
>
>i've been using opks daily for the past week or more, and each was
>clearly negative. yet i had a sharp temp rise yesterday, and an
>additional rise today.
>i don't feel sick, either, so i don't think it's a fever or anything.
>
>p.s. for what it's worth -- i know doctors don't think much of such
>subjective signs -- several days ago i also was feeling "ovulatory"
>(with pains in the side, though somewhat fainter than usual when i
>ovulate, so i didn't think much of them) and getting *possibly* fertile
>cm (i've just learned about tracking cm, and i'm not confident in my
>interpretations yet).

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