What does a weak positive pregnancy test mean?

Early pregnancy test strips are the preferred diagnostic method for women to determine whether they are pregnant. However, during the use of women, in addition to obtaining negative and positive positive results, there is also another weak positive diagnosis result. So what does it mean to have a weak positive result on an early pregnancy test?

1. A weak positive result on an early pregnancy test paper cannot rule out the possibility of not being pregnant. A weak positive result on an early pregnancy test paper before menstruation has been seen many times in clinical medicine. If you are worried, generally wait for about 5 days after the menstrual period, take the first urine in the morning and test it with the test paper. If the early pregnancy test paper is still weakly positive at this time, and the test paper shows aggravation, the possibility of pregnancy is 90%. If you are worried at this time, you can go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination for diagnosis.

2. A weak positive result on an early pregnancy test does not mean 100% pregnancy. Some tumor cells, such as hydatidiform mole, choriocarcinoma, bronchial carcinoma and renal cancer, can also metabolize HCG.

3. If the early pregnancy test paper is always weakly positive, it may be caused by incorrect operation of the early pregnancy test paper. If you are sure that your operation is correct, the early pregnancy test paper is weakly positive, it may be the beginning of pregnancy, and the HCG level in the body is generally slightly low. The test sample needs to be left alone for more than 3 minutes, and you must carefully distinguish whether there is a weak positive on the early pregnancy test paper, and the printed color ribbon in the test area is only faintly visible.

Although many types of early pregnancy test strips indicate that women can take a pregnancy test one day after missing their normal menstrual period, in fact, not all pregnant women excrete the same rate and amount of hCG in their bodies. It varies from person to person. If you have to do a urine test, the results you get may be inaccurate. Therefore, it is best to take a pregnancy test two weeks after your period is delayed, so that the result will be more reliable.