Is there a MM that uses a semi quantitative test strip that has been golden?

All PLSZ do not recommend using morning urine tests. There are detailed instructions for use on the test strip, which will be written how long to observe after observation, and it is best to observe according to the time of the instruction manual. The peak value is different for everyone, the average person will be higher than 65, but it will not be much higher, because they are all contrasting color cards, the highest value of the color card is 65, if it is higher than 65, it is basically estimated according to the depth of color.

Ovulation 24 hours after the peak appears, there is no so-called ovulation moment, the process of egg cells being expelled from the follicle, and there are still a few hours. Also, I found that I ovulated several times, and I had ovulation pain, and this time I also had it. This ovulation pain started to be a little dull from the afternoon of the 4th to 22 o'clock in the evening

Around 00, the abdominal pain was intense. Another: add, as I said earlier, I was 4 at 19 p.m

The peak has been found at 00 time, provided that I measured it once at 19:00 on the evening of the 3rd with gold, and the comparison value was measured once with Xiuer at about 11:00 in the morning, and the color card at the time of comparison with gold was estimated to be about 50.

So, judging by the trend, I think that on the same day, measured at 19:00 on the evening of the 4th, it should be able to measure the peak, hehe. In fact, at that time, I was also worried that my own peak would not be higher than 50, and I was worried that the peak had decreased when I measured it at night.

However, it turns out that as long as the ovulation is normal, the peak will be higher than 65, hehe.

It's really easy to use! I used it this month, accurately measured the peak, and was waiting for the lottery [:em30:].

It's time to book the gold just now, and I'm looking forward to seizing the best time this time and hitting it in one hit.

Women do pregnancy self-tests at home without any outside guidance, and the general test results can only achieve an accuracy rate of 50% to 75%. If the test is done in the laboratory in front of a doctor, the doctor can make sure that the test strip is working properly and that the woman is able to use the test strip correctly and according to the instructions, and the test accuracy rate may be close to 100%.

In general, the most accurate results will be measured with the urine that is excreted for the first time in the morning. Although a positive result is not as misdiagnosed as a negative result, there are many non-pregnancy factors that can lead to a positive test result: blood in the urine, pregnancies (HCG hormones can be found after 8 weeks of miscarriage, abortion or childbirth), ovarian tumors, or taking some fertility drugs.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for an examination to confirm the final result, and do not delay the examination because of work or life. Because the results of the test strip only reach a certain accuracy rate, not 100% accuracy.

Hope it helps!