Is the pregnancy test stick used correctly on an empty stomach

  The emergence of pregnancy testing sticks has made it very simple to detect pregnancy, and many women can use them to conduct tests at home on their own. However, many people are not very familiar with the specific operation process of using a pregnancy test stick, and are concerned that using a pregnancy test stick on an empty stomach may affect the test results. So, is the pregnancy test stick used correctly on an empty stomach?

  

Is the pregnancy test stick used correctly on an empty stomach1

  The pregnancy test stick should be used accurately on an empty stomach. From the use of the pregnancy test stick, it is generally recommended to use morning urine for testing. Especially after waking up in the morning, women at this time are mostly on an empty stomach. So using a pregnancy test stick on an empty stomach for early pregnancy detection is still relatively accurate. From the time of using the pregnancy test stick, fasting test is the best.

  When using a pregnancy test stick, it is important to pay attention to the specific usage time, and it is recommended to use it only after menstrual delay. Especially for menstrual delays of about ten days, testing can be done after waking up in the morning. The pregnancy test stick mainly detects urine in the morning, when the HCG content in urine is relatively high. The results of early pregnancy testing will be more accurate.

  The pregnancy test version mainly checks whether there are two bars on the pregnancy test stick. If there are two bars on the pregnancy test stick during the test, it indicates pregnancy. By comparison, at noon, the human body will consume water, which will cause a decrease in the HCG content in urine, thus affecting the test results.

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