What does a weak positive result on the ovulation test paper mean after the ovulation period?

Nowadays, female friends can basically calculate their safe period and the approximate time of ovulation, and then arrange their sex life accordingly. This can indeed greatly reduce the chance of pregnancy. However, some women have doubts about what does a weak positive ovulation test paper mean after the ovulation period?

A positive ovulation test has nothing to do with whether you are pregnant or not. It can only be determined through a pregnancy test, and the menstruation needs to be delayed for about 2 weeks to make a more accurate judgment. The accuracy of ovulation test strips is relatively poor, and ovulation is best determined by basal body temperature measurement or ultrasound examination.

To determine whether pregnancy is possible early, a blood β-HCG test is required (usually it can be detected about seven days after the fertilized egg is formed). Other methods require that menstruation be delayed for 2 weeks before examination and judgment can be made. Generally, 7-10 days after sexual intercourse, a blood test for HCG can be performed to determine whether pregnancy has occurred. This is currently the earliest and most accurate method of examination.

When the ovulation test paper shows a weak positive result, the first thing to consider is whether there is any problem with your operation. Correct operation: The depth of the test paper inserted into the urine should not exceed the MAX mark line. Check whether there is any problem with the way you store your ovulation test strips to see if the sensitivity of the ovulation test strips has been lost due to improper storage. The correct way to store ovulation test strips: The test strips should be stored at room temperature and away from light. If placed in a refrigerator, they should be rewarmed before use. Use a clean, dry container to collect urine. Do not use morning urine. The best time to collect urine is from 10 am to 8 pm

From the above description, you can see that it is not 100% safe during the safe period, so this requires women to strengthen their awareness of self-protection and choose more effective measures in contraception, because delayed or inaccurate menstruation may lead to unexpected pregnancy.