What do the two bars during ovulation mean

I believe many people have heard of early pregnancy test strips, but I don’t know if you have heard of ovulation test strips. Ovulation test strips are mainly used by women who want to get pregnant to test when the egg in the ovary will be discharged. The test results can help both men and women better determine the timing of their sexual intercourse to make it easier for women to become pregnant. But many people don't understand the ovulation test paper during the ovulation period, so what does it mean when there are two bars on the ovulation test paper?

When two colored strips appear on the ovulation test paper and the test line is equal to or darker than the control line, the appearance of two red bars means that the luteinizing hormone has reached its peak and the ovaries will ovulate within 24-48 hours. This is what is commonly referred to as a positive reaction on the ovulation test paper. In addition to this test result, there will be a negative result: only a red band appears in the control line area or the test line is lighter than the control line. If a red strip appears, that is, the control line is colored and the test line is not colored, it means there is no ovulation; if two red strips appear and the test line is significantly lighter than the control line, it means that the LH level in the urine has not yet reached its peak and daily testing must be continued.

In addition, when choosing to use ovulation test paper, it is recommended to start testing on the 3rd day after the menstruation ends. Test it every day. Do not test with first morning urine. Until the two bars are the same depth or the second bar is darker than the first bar, it means that you will ovulate within 24-48 hours. There is a possibility of pregnancy if you have sex within 3 days before ovulation (sperm waiting for egg) to 3 days after ovulation (egg waiting for sperm). If you get two bars, you can have sex on the day of ovulation, and then again the next day. (Because sperm can survive for 48-72 hours).

When purchasing ovulation test strips, please note that in order to ensure quality, it is recommended to purchase them at regular pharmacies. The state has clear regulations on the production, operation and packaging markings of drugs. The large package labels of ovulation test strips should indicate the drug name, specifications, storage, production date, production batch number, expiration date, approval number, manufacturer and necessary content beyond the instructions for use, including packaging quantity, transportation precautions or other markings.

The above is the basic information about pregnancy preparation and health care that the author introduced to you. If you have any questions, you can consult your attending physician for more advice.