Is ovulation lighter than strong Yang?

Nowadays, many young people like to use ovulation test strips to test whether they are pregnant. Since ovulation test strips are very convenient and can be purchased in general pharmacies, they are very good for conducting some simple pregnancy tests. Some women are still not very familiar with ovulation test strips. So when the ovulation test strips show a strong positive, does it mean that it is the ovulation period?

The ovulation test paper is positive, and it is the ovulation period.

Generally speaking, eggs develop and mature under the action of two hormones, one of which is luteinizing hormone (LH). Within 24 hours before ovulation, LH will reach a peak, and it will definitely occur. Therefore, we use ovulation test strips to detect this peak period. When the color of the second line of the test paper is close to, the same as, or higher than the color of the first line, you know that ovulation will occur in 24 hours. Very visual, clear, and with plenty of time to prepare.

It should be noted that the appearance of two lines (i.e. positive) does not necessarily mean ovulation. There are also weak positive and strong positive. Only when there is a strong positive (i.e. the two lines are similarly dark or the test line is darker than the comparison line) does it indicate ovulation within 24-48 hours. Therefore, if a strong positive result occurs, test twice or more per day. If the color starts to fade, then the last measurement was the peak.

Generally speaking, having sex after ovulation can increase the chance of pregnancy. So how long does it take for ovulation to occur after the ovulation test paper shows a strong positive result? In fact, a strong positive result on the ovulation test paper generally means that ovulation is about to occur, because ovulation occurs after a strong positive result. If the ovulation test paper shows a strong positive result quickly, it means that the egg cell is about to begin to appear.

When to use ovulation test strips

It is recommended to start testing on the tenth day of menarche, and test once a day with an ovulation test strip. If you find that it is gradually getting stronger, increase the frequency of testing. It is recommended to test once every 4 hours, try to detect a strong positive, and grasp the moment after the strong positive, because ovulation occurs after the strong positive. If a strong positive result is found soon after, it means that ovulation may occur within 24 hours! If you do a pregnancy test at night, the accuracy will be affected to some extent. Because the urine in the morning usually has the highest HCG value. Many pregnancy tests also don’t indicate the best time of day to take the test. Generally speaking, the most accurate result will be obtained using the first urine voided in the morning. Although a positive result is not as misdiagnosed as a negative result, there are many non-pregnancy factors that can cause a positive test result: blood in the urine, previous pregnancy (HCG hormone can be detected after miscarriage, abortion or 8 weeks of pregnancy), uterine and ovarian tumors, or taking some fertility drugs.