How to improve the accuracy of early pregnancy test strips?

For families who are looking forward to the arrival of a newborn, the desire is very strong. Therefore, the period from pregnancy preparation to pregnancy is an anxious period. Knowing the pregnancy in advance is of great help for people to prepare for welcoming the newborn. Therefore, it is very popular among modern people to use early pregnancy test tools to determine the time of pregnancy. However, the tools have certain errors, and it is very important to improve the accuracy. Let's take a look at how to improve the accuracy of early pregnancy test strips?

An early pregnancy test is a tool that can detect whether a woman is pregnant. Generally, 40 days after menstruation stops (about 35 days at the earliest), the human chorionic gonadotropin in the pregnant woman's serum or urine can be measured to assist in the diagnosis of early pregnancy.

1. Pay attention to the production date on the packaging box and do not use expired test cards, because chemical agents will become ineffective over time.

2. In order to reduce the chance of inaccurate testing, read the instructions for use of the test card carefully before going to the bathroom for specific operations, and then follow the instructions carefully.

3. If you are not sure about the test results, it is best to call your doctor for consultation and complete the test under the doctor's guidance. For example, if you drink too much water and your urine is diluted, your doctor will tell you whether you need to take the test again. If the test result is positive but subtle, you should assume you are pregnant and go to the doctor for a check-up.

4. If the self-test result is negative and menstruation still does not come after 1 week, you should do the self-test again. If it is not negative, it is best to see a doctor.

5. The most important thing is to trust your body. If your symptoms tell you that you are pregnant or not pregnant, no matter what the self-test results are, you should consider that self-testing may be wrong, and it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up. Symptoms of early pregnancy include: nausea and vomiting, fatigue, frequent urination, breast swelling, picky eating, drowsiness, etc.