What does a dark C and a shallow T on a pregnancy test stick mean?

How to use a pregnancy test stick? Pregnancy test sticks are a common pregnancy test tool for women. Although pregnancy test sticks are easy to use, if the correct operation method is not mastered, the calculated results may be incorrect.

How to use a pregnancy test stick? How to use pregnancy test stick

1. When using the pregnancy test stick, tear off the packaging bag along the opening and remove it. Do not remove it in advance to avoid affecting the accuracy of the pregnancy test result.

2. Take out the disposable gloves from the box and put them on. Hold one end of the joystick of the pregnancy test stick with your thumb, tilt the other end with the urine suction hole directly downward, and place the pregnancy test stick with the window facing down and the other side facing up.

3. Urinate towards the urine suction hole on the side of the pregnancy test stick, let the urine pass through the urine suction hole, and keep it for 1 to 2 seconds. Be careful not to wet the window when urinating, otherwise the result of the pregnancy test stick will be inaccurate.

How to judge the result of pregnancy test stick?

After urinating, hold the pregnancy test stick with the window facing upwards and hold it at an angle until you see dark purple liquid passing through the window. Generally, a dark purple frame will appear in the window within 1 minute. If you are pregnant, two dark purple lines will be displayed in about 1 minute. The result of not being pregnant will always show a dark purple line first, and it will take 3 minutes to be clear. The result displayed after 5 minutes has no reference significance.

Precautions for using pregnancy test sticks

Pregnancy test sticks can be used for testing with urine samples at any time, but if you are testing pregnancy in early pregnancy, it is best to use morning urine, because the HCG level in morning urine is the highest in the early pregnancy, and the success rate of the test results will be higher.