Hey guys my question is what is the normal value for ovulation tests 2 days after the period
According to the Premom app, my value is 0.14 and I would like to track my ovulation precisely. That's why I'm also interested in how high the LH value should be during ovulation?
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If you want to track your ovulation, you’ll best get a basal thermometer. You just won’t be finished with Ovulation Test if you have no idea when about your ovulation is.
I don’t know how high the value is.
However, I can tell you at the basal temperature: 0.5 degree gradient. 3 values consecutively (thus 3 days) knows an ovulation on the day before the 1st. (after 3 days, this 0.5 degree should be recognizable, not from one day to the other)