How to use female contraceptive test strips

Pregnancy generally brings two effects to women. One is that it is very happy, and the other is that it will bring great harm to people and even bring a lot of pain. Therefore, contraception is very important for women. However, sometimes, couples forget to use contraception when having sex, and forget to deal with it afterwards. Therefore, many women will worry a lot when their menstrual period is not on time. Therefore, it is very important to use contraceptive test strips. So how to use contraceptive test strips? How to use female contraceptive test strips?

How to use contraceptive test strips:

1. Just like testing for early pregnancy, use morning urine to test your ovulation period after getting up in the morning.

2. Test almost every day except during menstruation days.

3. Put all your hopes on finding the ovulation period on a small test strip, try multiple brands, and let your mood fluctuate completely with the two red lines that appear after the test.

The above are the most common mistakes made by many women when using test strips.

Use test strips to test ovulation. It is best to start your test on the 10th to 12th day after your period.

The best time to test ovulation is between 10 am and 8 pm. It is better to save your morning urine for early pregnancy testing.

Many women have trouble reading the test results. Indeed, compared with the early pregnancy test results, the ovulation test results are slightly more complicated. The correct interpretation is:

1. Two purple-red lines appear, and the lower line (test line) is significantly lighter than the upper line (control line), indicating that the LH in urine has not yet reached a peak value and should continue to be monitored;

2. Two purple-red lines appear, and the upper and lower lines are basically the same color, or the lower line is darker than the upper line, indicating that you will ovulate within 24 to 48 hours;

3. Only one purple-red line (control line) appears at the top of the test strip, indicating no ovulation.

How to use female contraceptive test strips? Looking at the introduction above, I believe everyone knows how to use contraceptive test strips. The use of contraceptive test strips is actually very similar to that of early pregnancy test strips. Therefore, it is best to use contraceptive test strips in the morning. The effect will be better with morning urine, so that you can have a more accurate result.