When it comes to HCG, I believe many friends who study science will have some understanding. In fact, there are various types of HCG, including blood HCG and urine HCG. Previously, the editor introduced blood HCG. So, what does it mean to check urine HCG? Next, the editor will provide a detailed introduction to this aspect, hoping to be helpful to everyone.
Human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) is a glycoprotein produced by the placenta during pregnancy, which can be excreted through the glomerulus. Therefore, measuring HCG in urine is a reliable indicator for diagnosing pregnancy. This product adopts nano colloidal gold technology and applies chromatographic double antibody sandwich method to detect HCG concentration in urine and determine pregnancy. Immunocolloidal gold method. That is, the ordinary urine test strip. Due to its wide application, mature methodology, rapid detection, and high sensitivity
Generally, it can reach 10-25IU/L. This means that if the HCG level in urine reaches 10, it may be detected. The serum HCG level in women can reach 5-50IU/L at 0.2-1 week of pregnancy, and the HCG level in early morning urine is the highest, which can be close to the serum level. Therefore, early morning urine is the best for HCG detection, with the highest positive rate.
Usage:
1. Tear open the aluminum foil bag and take out the pregnancy test card;
2. Operate according to the model (urine should not directly wet the observation area)
Cannot exceed MAX line
Strip type: Dip the white end of the test strip into the urine (the liquid level should not exceed the horizontal line) and hold for 10 seconds
Card type: Drop urine directly into the sampling hole, about 2-3 drops (urine should not directly wet the observation area);
Pen type: Directly pour urine into the sampling area and hold for 5-10 seconds.
3. Place the test strip flat for 1 minute and wait for the red strip to appear;
Observation results within 4-5 minutes, invalid interpretation after 5 minutes
Result Explanation
Positive: Two red bands appear. One is located in the control area C, and the other is located in the detection area T, indicating pregnancy.
Negative: Only one red band appears in control area C, and no red band appears in detection area T, indicating non pregnancy.
Invalid: If no red strip appears in control area C for 5 minutes, it indicates a test failure or the test strip has expired.
The above is some content about urine HCG examination introduced by the editor, hoping to be helpful to everyone. The editor believes that HCG is crucial and it is necessary for us to understand it. If you want to learn more about urine HCG testing, I suggest that you can consult a doctor in your spare time.
