What does weak positive ketones mean?

Weakly positive ketone bodies means that the diagnosis has not been fully confirmed. If the test results show this, you should go for further examination first. There may even be both negative and positive situations. Only after a more detailed physical examination can you confirm that you are pregnant. Do not ignore your clinical manifestations, otherwise your physical condition will be concealed and cause many adverse reactions.

A weak positive is a possibility that appears during the test, which cannot be fully confirmed and needs to be re-tested to confirm. It is not clear what examination was done. There are many examination items in the hospital, and there may be positive, negative, and false positive results.

The situation where one line appears dark and the other light on the early pregnancy test paper is clinically called a weak positive result. At this time, the possibility of pregnancy should be highly considered.

There are several situations that cause the early pregnancy test paper to have one dark and one light color.

1. Early testing time: Generally speaking, the test is performed one week after the menstruation stops, and the result is more accurate. At this time, the secretion of hcg is significantly increased. If the test is performed in advance, the concentration in the urine may not be enough for a positive reaction and a weak positive reaction may be shown.

2. Urine dilution. Drinking too much water can dilute your urine and result in a weak positive result.

3. Using expired or damp test strips may result in weak positive results.

The self-test results of the early pregnancy test paper should also be considered due to non-pregnancy factors, such as blood in the urine, endometrial hyperplasia, ovarian tumors, previous pregnancy, missed abortion or incomplete abortion.

Liver function is always normal and can mostly be stable at this stage. The prognosis is good and generally no treatment is required. Medication is less likely to be effective at this time. It is often recommended to combine conditioning and follow-up, and work and rest. Excessive medication and blindly requiring the three positives to turn negative are not recommended. Various antiviral drugs may be difficult to work.

Strictly speaking, virus carriers do not yet fall into the category of patients, so drug treatment may not be considered for the time being. The latest research shows that the nucleoside antiviral drugs lamivudine or adefovir can be tried to treat virus carriers (over 16 years old) and closely observed for 3 months. If the hepatitis B virus replication index (e antigen HNV-DNB) turns negative, the medication can be continued for 1-2 years. If it is ineffective within 3 months, the medication can be terminated.