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Clearblue advanced digital ovulation test

Hellloo, but if a long one so bear with me. I’ve just started testing this cycle with the clear blue ovulation test. For background info, I’ve been on mounjaro for the last couple of months - not taking it currently - have been diagnosed with grade 2 endometriosis and kind of with PCOS (basically told they can’t confirm or deny but I have insulin resistance w/o diabetes so the OBGYN is running with this) and have been “winging” it in terms of ttc for the last 3.5 yrs. I had no issues having my other two, second was a complete surprise, but I have not fallen pregnant at all over the last couple of years. My cycle has also changed since having my youngest (7yrs this June) going from 30/31 days every cycle to 26-37, my last cycle being the first time ever that I’ve had such a short one. Anyway, 1st test was taken on CD 9 the 1/3/25 and was negative, 2nd test was taken CD11, 3/3 and it was peak (BD this day). Tested again exactly 48hrs later CD13, 5/3 and it was negative, next test CD 14, 6/3 indicated high fertility and 12hrs later on CD15, 7/3 got another peak reading and BD the following day on CD16. The following day, so yesterday CD17, 9/3, I got another peak reading and am now very confused lol. Is it normal to get 3 peaks in a cycle? Could this be signalling a hormonal issue? Has this happened to anyone before? Could I possibly be pregnant? I’ve tried searching on the internet and TikTok haha but haven’t found any useful information.
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  • With the clear blue advance, once I get peak, I stop testing for that cycle. So I’m not sure if that’s normal or not. But I’d say to probably test for pregnancy around 17-20 March if the first peak is correct.
  • Ovulation tests are notoriously unreliable for people with PCOS Maybe try some line tests like easy@home you can get a more accurate picture of which LH rise is your true peak But also ovulation tests just might not work for you
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