Women who are in the preparation period for pregnancy have the highest chance of conceiving during ovulation. Therefore, after having intercourse during ovulation, they want to know if they have successfully conceived. They may want to use an early pregnancy test to test for pregnancy. However, some women who have not used an early pregnancy test before may want to know how to check the results of the early pregnancy test?
If the early pregnancy test results show clear red lines in both the control area and the detection area, indicating a positive result, it means that the woman is pregnant. If there is a clear red line in the control area and a relatively shallow red line in the detection area, indicating a weak positive result, this situation of one deep and one shallow indicates that the woman may be pregnant. However, due to the short conception time, another examination needs to be done after a week to confirm.
If there is a red line in the control area but no red line in the testing area, it is negative, indicating that the woman has not successfully conceived. If there is no red line in the control area and a red line appears in the testing area, it indicates that there is a problem with the test and the test results are invalid. This situation is mainly caused by incorrect use of early pregnancy sticks or quality problems with early pregnancy sticks.
When women use early pregnancy sticks for pregnancy testing, the first step is to use morning urine. The concentration of HCG in morning urine is extremely high, making the detection the most sensitive and accurate. Secondly, mid stream urine should be taken from the morning urine. Then, the end of the early pregnancy stick that is within its validity period should be immersed in the urine for about 3 seconds, and then placed flat on a table for about 5 minutes to view the results.
