Semi-quantitative ovulation test strips for conceiving a boy

Semi-quantitative ovulation test strips have the advantages of being rapid, convenient, flexible, and highly specific, and are the choice of many women preparing for pregnancy today. So, can the semi-quantitative ovulation test strips detect whether a boy is pregnant?

A strong positive result on the semi-quantitative ovulation test paper indicates that ovulation is imminent. It is very easy to conceive a boy if you have sex after the strong positive result. Because the vagina is alkaline on the day of ovulation, it is easy for male sperm to survive and it is easy to conceive a boy. The mother can use a blue alkaline sheet more than a month before the pregnancy preparation period to adjust the pH value in the vagina, and then have sex during the ovulation period, the probability of having a boy is higher.

Frequently asked questions about semi-quantitative ovulation test strips

1. Before using ovulation test strips, women must first understand their menstrual cycle. Most women's menstrual cycle is around 28 days, with a general deviation of no more than 5 days. If your menstrual cycle is less than 27 days or more than 40 days, you should seek advice from your obstetrician and gynecologist to determine whether you can use ovulation test strips.

2. Women who take birth control pills must stop taking them for two months before they can use ovulation test strips. Since emergency contraception can inhibit the conversion of progesterone into growth hormone, the pregnancy test paper will have no color developer or the color developer will be lighter, resulting in inaccurate measurement results.

3. Women who are suffering from endocrine diseases such as ovarian cysts, or women who are already taking growth hormone or steroid drugs are not suitable for using ovulation test strips.

Under normal circumstances, the semi-quantitative ovulation test paper is used to observe the test results within 5-10 minutes. Positive type: Printer cartridges appear above and below the test strip, indicating pregnancy. Negative: Only a dark purple band appears above the test strip and no color band appears below, indicating no pregnancy. Invalid: No color band appears, indicating that the test strip is invalid. Human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) is a glycoprotein hormone produced by the embryo of a pregnant woman. The early pregnancy test paper uses double-antigen sandwich chocolate one-step technology and colloidal gold as a marker to test the HCG concentration in urine to diagnose whether a woman is pregnant.