The second line of the pregnancy test stick is very light in color

When female friends do not have normal menstrual periods, they will always use pregnancy test sticks to check whether they are pregnant. During the test period, they often find that both bars are very red, which indicates pregnancy, but sometimes the second bar is very light in color. So, does the light second line of the pregnancy test stick mean pregnancy?

The second line of the pregnancy test stick is very light, does it mean I am pregnant?

If the second line of the pregnancy test stick is very light and the pregnancy test paper is weakly positive, the possibility of pregnancy is over 90%. If two lines appear, that is, both the control line and the test line are colored, and the test line is obviously clear, it means that the woman is already pregnant. If the contrast line is obviously clear and the test line is very light, it indicates possible pregnancy. Please collect morning urine with a new morning paper every 2 days and test again. If you are not sure, you can go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound test to confirm it.

When female friends encounter the result that the second line on the pregnancy test stick is very light, don't panic. Experts say that women who know the question of whether the second line on the pregnancy test stick is very light means pregnancy are better to use the pregnancy test stick again after two or three days to see if two dark brown green lines will be displayed. If the result of the second line on the pregnancy test stick is still very light, it is best to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination to confirm whether you are pregnant.

A pregnancy test stick is a tool for early pregnancy testing that can help women of childbearing age to test whether they are pregnant. Female friends who have tried using a pregnancy test stick to test their pregnancy know that the pregnancy test result is not limited to one. Most female friends who have tried using a pregnancy test stick to test their pregnancy have encountered the situation where both lines on the pregnancy test stick are very dark, but very few women have encountered the situation where the second line of the pregnancy test stick is very light when using the pregnancy test stick to test their pregnancy.

How to use the pregnancy test stick: 1. Tear off the aluminum platinum film bag along the opening when using it, and take out the pregnancy test stick;

2. Put on the disposable plastic film gloves that come with the box, hold the end of the pregnancy test stick's rocker tightly with your thumb, and tilt the end with the urine suction hole downward. Note that the observation side of the pregnancy test stick should be facing downward, and the plum blossom pattern should be facing upward;

3. Urine towards the urine suction hole on the side of the pregnancy test stick, so that the urine goes over the urine suction hole, and keep collecting urine for about 1 to 2 seconds (be sure to prevent the urine from wetting the window when collecting urine! Otherwise, the pregnancy test stick will be invalid);

4. Then rotate the pregnancy test stick with the window facing upwards, and continue to hold the pregnancy test stick at an angle. When you see dark purple liquid flowing across the window, a dark purple frame will appear on the window within 1 minute. The pregnancy result can be determined after 1 minute, and the non-pregnancy result must be determined after 3 minutes. The result will be invalid after 5 minutes! Urine samples at any time are suitable for pregnancy test sticks. If you are in early pregnancy, morning urine is best.