Menstruation and ovulation are very important for female friends, and when is the ovulation period is often discussed between couples. Women who need pregnancy and contraception must know when their ovulation period is. Some people choose to use ovulation test strips to test ovulation, so how do you check the ovulation test strip?
The conventional test strip is to look at the control line, and two purple lines appear. The first line is darker than the second line, indicating weak positivity. Two purple lines appear, the first line is lighter in color than the second, or when they are the same, it represents a strong positive (in which case sexual intercourse is more likely to result in pregnancy). Only one purple line appears above, indicating negative and no ovulation. Under normal menstrual conditions, testing should begin two days before ovulation. To more accurately determine whether ovulation is occurring, ultrasound monitoring can be used.
Girls nowadays develop relatively early, and some enter their normal menstrual cycle in their teens. It is divided into menstrual period, safe period, and ovulation period. The menstrual period is about 3 to 7 days, and the normal ovulation period is around 14 days before the next menstrual period. If it's menstrual irregularities, it's hard to say which day the ovulation period will be. Except for the menstrual period and ovulation period, the remaining time belongs to the safe period.
Women should be alert to abnormal conditions during ovulation. For example, if the body temperature rises higher than usual, there may be an increase in secretions, and some women may also experience lower back pain, lower abdominal and breast tenderness.
