Does the dark and light lines on the egg test paper mean ovulation?

When we use the ovulation test paper, we will find that the ovulation test paper shows one dark and one light. In fact, at this time, we get the information that we are still in a weak positive state. At this time, there is actually no ovulation. Today we will understand, does the ovulation test paper showing one dark and one light mean that there is an egg?

Does the ovulation test paper showing one dark and one light mean that there is an egg?

If the ovulation test paper shows a weak positive result, considering that you are about to ovulate, you may want to test it again. If the test shows a strong positive result, considering that a complete egg cell will be released within two days, the probability of pregnancy during this period is very high. If the ovulation test paper shows darker colors on the top and lighter colors on the bottom, it means you are not ovulating or the low value has not been reached. Try again the next day. For general ovulation test strips, the upper part is the comparison line. If the lower line is light, it means that LH has not reached its peak value and is still negative. When the lower line is as dark as or darker than the upper line, it indicates that ovulation is approaching. The accuracy of ovulation detection by ovulation test strips is not high, so it is recommended to monitor ovulation by B-ultrasound.

Ovulation test strips predict whether it is the ovulation period by testing the highest level of progesterone converted into growth hormone (LH). It can be used to determine the level of progesterone (LH) in human urine, and then determine the time of ovulation and the "safe period" in the female menstrual cycle, so as to achieve the purpose of choosing the golden time for pregnancy or using "safe period" contraceptive measures. It is an external physical examination and auxiliary diagnosis of the female ovulation period. Ovulation test strips are suitable for about 30% of women and are only used as an auxiliary method for detecting ovulation in clinical medicine. The best time to use the ovulation test strip is to start testing on the tenth day of menarche, and test once a day. If you find that it is gradually getting stronger, you need to increase the frequency of testing, preferably once every 4 hours, try to measure a strong positive, and grasp the moment after the strong positive. Ovulation usually occurs after the strong positive. If you find a strong positive result soon, it means that the egg is about to hatch, so you need to do it as soon as possible.

How to use ovulation test strips

Generally, the normal physiological cycle is 28 days. The ovulation period is 14 days before the next menarche. Generally, testing starts on the 11th day of the ovulation period and continues for 6 days. However, not every woman ovulates in the middle or late period of her menstrual cycle, and there may not be a positive result within the 6-day test period. Some women may ovulate early due to the influence of the natural environment, mood and fatigue. Water intake should be reduced 2 hours before urine collection, because diluted urine samples will interfere with the detection of LH peak values. The pregnancy test strip should be observed and recorded. The result should be reflected within the required time and will become invalid after 30 minutes. If there is a negative test result, a faint line may appear at the location of the test line. Check again after a period of time.

Before use, do not allow the test strip to get damp or touch the reaction film. Please close the can lid immediately after removing the bottled test strip. The test strips should be used within the validity period and should not be used after the expiration date. HCG in urine will affect the test results of pregnancy test strips. Therefore, women who are pregnant should not use ovulation test strips. If there is a peak of LH for several consecutive days, they should first check whether they are pregnant. At present, there are no reports that common medicines (such as cold granules, antibiotics, painkillers, etc.) affect the accuracy of the test, but if you inject or take therapeutic drugs containing HCG, it will affect it.