Will the LH value of morning urine test for ovulation be too high?

Ovulation test strips are often used before pregnancy, because women who want a baby usually need to understand the ovulation period, because it is conducive to the fusion of egg cells and sperm, so the chance of pregnancy after intercourse will be greater. Many people choose to use morning urine for testing. So is the morning urine of the ovulation test strip darker or lighter than normal? Let's take a look below.

Is the morning urine darker or lighter than normal?

Generally, morning urine should be dark when testing ovulation test strips, but morning urine is not very accurate. The time of detection is too long and there is a detection time on the test strip. If the color of the morning urine ovulation test paper is lighter, it means that the uterus is not fully developed and has not yet been discharged. In other words, the egg has already grown and developed and has been discharged. Women with normal menstrual cycles are advised to go to the hospital for B-ultrasound examination of the quality indicators of uterine development about 10 to 14 days after menstruation. Choose mature follicles to get pregnant based on the test results, pay attention to keeping your private parts clean, be in a good mood, avoid being nervous and anxious, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, drink plenty of water, and develop a good lifestyle.

Unlike normal urine sugar tests, ovulation test strips generally do not require morning urine. Ovulation test paper has certain sample requirements: collect urine with a clean, dry container. Urine within one day can be tested, but morning urine is generally not suitable. The best time to collect urine is from 10 am to 8 pm. During the test process that lasts for several days, it is best to use urine samples collected at the same time every day. If the urine sample is visibly turbid, it must first be filtered, filtered, or allowed to settle before the upper fermentation liquid is tested.

Reduce water intake within 2 hours before collecting urine, because diluted urine samples will interfere with the detection of LH peak values. If immediate retesting is not possible, the urine sample can be stored at room temperature for 4 hours or frozen at 2°C-8°C for 12 hours. For long-term storage, keep refrigerated at -20°C and avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles.

The yellower the urine, the heavier the ovulation test paper

The yellower the urine is, the more obvious the urine extraction is, but it does not mean that the ovulation test paper is heavier. Because the ovulation test strip detects the lh hormone in the urine, generally during the ovulation period, the lh hormone will reach its highest point, at this time will cause the ovulation test strip to show a strong positive performance, and after the ovulation period, the lh hormone will decrease, at this time will cause the ovulation test strip to become weak positive, and it has no direct relationship with the color of urine. Because no matter how yellow the urine color is, the LH hormone in the urine will never rise naturally.

The test paper is usually used daily starting 3 days after the end of menstruation, and tested at the same time every day. Do not drink water or urinate in the morning two hours before the test. "If the upper and lower lines are almost the same color, or the outer line is darker than the outer line, it means you will ovulate within 24-48 hours. If only one dark purple line appears, it means you are not ovulating." This is the instruction manual, and there are detailed instructions on the outer packaging box of the test paper. As for weak or strong, everyone judges according to their own performance. Generally, if two lines are of the same height, it is strong. If the level is shallow, it is called weak yang or weak weak yang.