Ovulation test paper is always weak positive

If you want to check whether you are pregnant or not, using test strips is a more obvious and convenient way. However, some women suddenly find that when they use ovulation test strips, the ovulation test strips always show a weak positive result, and they do not see a strong positive result. What is going on? Let’s take a look at the analysis of relevant knowledge below.

Ovulation test strips are used to test whether a woman is pregnant. In fact, they use the luteinizing hormone in the urine to test LH. Using ovulation test strips a few days before a woman's ovulation period can help find the day of ovulation. However, the ovulation test paper has always been weakly positive, which may be because there is something wrong with the woman's body and she is not suitable for using this test paper.

A weak positive result on the ovulation test paper means that a woman always gets a weak positive result when using the ovulation test paper during her ovulation period, and no strong positive result is seen. There is a layer of chemical on the ovulation test paper. The amount of chemical applied on each brand of test paper is certain. When the LH in the woman's urine on the ovulation day is less than the amount applied on the test paper, no strong positive result will be detected. Usually in this case it is not that there is something wrong with the woman's body, but that the test strip is not suitable for her. If you find that the test paper is always weakly positive, you can use the Mami Pregnancy Tester to test ovulation. As long as ovulation is normal, the ovulation day can be detected.

For people who are prone to strong positive results, a strong positive result on the test paper does not necessarily mean that ovulation is about to occur or has just occurred; and for people who are not prone to strong positive results, a weak positive result on the test paper does not necessarily mean that ovulation is still a long way off. The key is to understand your hormone levels through repeated observations. For people who are not prone to strong positive results, as long as the color of the test line is darker than the previous few times, it means that ovulation is about to occur. Then test again after half a day or a day. If the color becomes lighter again, it means that ovulation has occurred. This opportunity must be grasped.

There are actually many reasons why the ovulation test paper always shows a weak positive result, because the chemical dosage on each test paper is certain. If the ovulation test paper always shows a weak positive result, you can first change to another test paper, or use another test method to test whether you are pregnant.