Strong Yang turns weak and then strong Yang appears again

Preparing for pregnancy has always been a concern for everyone, because preparing for pregnancy in advance can make the baby more dizzy and reduce the occurrence of some diseases. Before preparing for pregnancy, you need to do a prenatal check-up, such as B-ultrasound or female gynecology and blood routine, etc. After the preparation period is over, some women will find that their bodies have abnormalities, such as strong yang turning weak and then strong yang appearing again, so what's the matter with strong yang turning weak and then strong yang appearing again?

First, what happens if a strong positive turns weak and then becomes strong again? Simply put, the follicles develop and mature under the action of two hormones, one of which is luteinizing hormone (LH). Within 24 hours before ovulation, there will be a peak in LH, and it will definitely occur. So, we use ovulation test strips to detect this peak. When the color of the second line on the test paper is close to, the same as, or exceeds the color of the first line, you know that ovulation will occur within 24 hours. It's very intuitive and clear, and there's plenty of time to prepare.

Second, it is important to note that the appearance of two lines (i.e. positive) does not necessarily mean ovulation. There are also weak positives and strong positives. Only when a strong positive appears (i.e. the two lines are almost the same color or the test line is darker than the control line) does it indicate that ovulation will occur within 24-48 hours. Therefore, when a strong positive test appears, test twice or more per day. If the color starts to lighten, then the previous measurement was the peak.

Third, when the ovulation test paper shows a strong positive result, it means that the follicle is mature and is about to ovulate. Of course, after the ovulation test paper shows a positive result, ovulation does not occur immediately, but ovulation may occur at any time within 48 hours. Usually, it happens within 24 hours.

What happens if a strong positive turns to a weak positive and then appears strong positive again? In addition, ovulation generally occurs at the moment when a strong positive turns to a weak positive. That is to say, after using the ovulation test paper to measure a strong positive, if a weak positive is detected immediately afterwards, it means that ovulation is occurring. Use the test strip again the next day. If the test shows negative all the time, it means ovulation has occurred. At this time, if conditions permit, you should use ovulation test strips every 4 hours, so that you can capture the time of ovulation well. After the ovulation test paper shows that the strong positive turns into a weak positive, you should have sex in time, so that the probability of conception will be very high.