Why can't the ovulation test paper detect a strong positive?

For married couples, they especially hope to conceive a healthy baby during the honeymoon period. At this time, they need to calculate the ovulation period, which can greatly increase the chance of pregnancy. However, some friends find that when they use ovulation test strips, they cannot test a strong positive result at all, which causes them to be under great psychological pressure and worry that there is something wrong with their body that affects their fertility. So, what happens if the ovulation test paper does not show a strong positive result?

When using ovulation test strips, abnormal conditions may often occur. The ovulation test strips may not always detect a strong positive state, which may increase the psychological burden on women. The most likely reasons for the failure to detect a strong positive state of ovulation are: it is not yet time for ovulation. Drinking too much water before the test affects urine concentration. The time of examination missed the strong positive stage, the ovary had already ovulated, and the pregnancy had turned from strong to weak.

If the above factors can be ruled out, then there may be a problem with the hormone levels in the body, which cannot reach the LH peak, and thus a strong positive state cannot be detected. LH is the progesterone value in the female body. If the progesterone level is unstable or too low, a strong positive cannot be detected through the ovulation test paper. It can also be judged that the follicles are luteinized, which makes it impossible for women to conceive normally.

The ovulation test strip is very easy to use. After purchase, there are specific operating instructions outside the packaging, which you can understand before use. If the menstrual cycle is regular, then the standard ovulation period should be the fourteenth day before the next menstrual period. This day is commonly known as the ovulation day. The five days before and after the ovulation day are called the ovulation period. When the ovulation day is approaching, you can use a qualified ovulation test strip for testing. This test is different from a pregnancy test. It requires continuous testing for several days or two weeks until a strong positive is detected. This process can allow women to better understand their ovulation situation. If you persist for several months and still don’t see a normal strong positive test result, it is recommended that you seek medical attention in time for examination.

What to do if women do not ovulate

1. Reasonable weight control: This is an era where thinness is considered beautiful. Many people lose weight and go on a diet for the sake of beauty, but there are another group of people who do not care about other people's eyes and still insist on their theory that "obesity is a blessing." In fact, being too obese not only causes many diseases, but also interferes with the coordination of the endocrine system. Reasonable weight control can help prevent and treat anovulatory diseases.

2. Pay attention to changes in the menstrual cycle: Changes in the menstrual cycle can directly reflect many diseases in the body. The normal menstrual cycle is about 25-35 days. When approaching ovulation, there will be a little secretion in the female vagina.

3. Pay attention to diet: A reasonable diet is not only helpful for women with anovulation, but also plays an important role in all aspects of body function. Smoking and drinking can affect fertility for both men and women. Be careful not to drink too much carbonated drinks such as cola, and also avoid consuming too many high-calorie foods.

How do you know if you ovulate?

1. Symptoms of anovulation: Menstrual disorders. Menstrual disorders are an important symptom of female anovulation, mainly including abnormal menstrual cycle symptoms such as menstrual disorders and amenorrhea.

2. The second symptom of non-ovulation: Women will often experience back pain and lower abdominal pain. Some gynecological diseases often cause symptoms of lower back pain and abdominal pain. If these symptoms occur frequently, you should be alert to whether you have a gynecological disease. These gynecological diseases are likely to be important factors affecting anovulation.

3. The third symptom of anovulation: vaginal bleeding. A small number of people experience "ovulation bleeding", which is a small amount of vaginal bleeding between menstrual periods that is less than the menstrual flow.

4. Symptom 4 of anovulation: No increase in leucorrhea. In addition to women's menstrual period, leucorrhea is also an important indicator of women's health. Leucorrhea can be called a barometer of women's health. For most people, the amount of leucorrhea will increase significantly during the ovulation period. It will become as transparent as egg white and can be stretched into threads. There will be no uncomfortable symptoms such as vulvar itching and odor. If you do not have these symptoms, then it is estimated that you may not ovulate.