What happens if the ovulation test does not show a strong positive result? The reasons are very complicated!

Under normal circumstances, women can use ovulation test strips to detect a strong positive when they are ovulating, but some women find that they cannot detect it. This may be caused by incorrect testing methods, or because ovulation has not occurred yet at the time of testing.

1. If the detection method is incorrect, a strong positive result cannot be detected.

If the test paper fails to detect a strong positive result, it may be that the method you use is not correct. It is best to increase the number of tests, such as testing a few more times, up to 4-6 times. At the same time, it should be noted that before the test, you must read the instructions for use of the test paper in detail and strictly follow the instructions on the instructions. This way, you can correct incorrect testing methods.

2. The detection time is incorrect

When using ovulation test strips to detect early pregnancy, do not use morning urine for the test. It is best to choose urine from after 10 am to before 8 pm for the test, and test at a fixed time.

3. Drinking a lot of water can also lead to incorrect test results

If a woman drinks a lot of water before taking the test, it may affect the test results. It is best not to drink water within two hours before the test. Drinking a lot of water will cause the LH concentration in the urine to decrease, which may lead to incorrect test results.

4. There is a problem with the test paper

Test strips have a certain shelf life and storage method. If your storage method is incorrect, or the test strips have passed their shelf life, the test strips may become invalid and the correct results will not appear, and it is certain that no strong positive will be detected.

5. Some physical condition occurs

If you have considered all of the above situations and still cannot detect a strong positive result, then there may be something wrong with your body and you need to go to the hospital to see a doctor in time to help you figure out what the problem is.