When pregnancy signs appear, you can test whether you are pregnant by yourself. Pregnancy test strips are a safe and convenient way to check whether you are pregnant. They are now available in ordinary pharmacies on the market and have an accuracy of 99%. The test can be done 7 to 10 days after conception, and the results can be displayed in 1 minute. If one purple-red band appears on the test paper, it means negative (not pregnant); if two purple-red bands appear on the test paper, it means positive (pregnant).
Use this test paper to test urine, preferably the first urine in the morning. When using, insert the end of the test paper with the Max mark line into the urine of the woman being tested, and lay it flat for a moment. After 20 to 30 seconds, if one purple-red band appears on the test strip, it means negative (not pregnant); if two purple-red bands appear on the test strip, it means positive (pregnant).
However, it should be noted that no matter whether the urine shows a positive or negative reaction, the upper end of the test paper should show a purple-red band. If there is no color band, the test paper is invalid. The presence or absence of the purple-red band and the depth of the color indicate the amount of chorionic gonadotropin in the urine of the subject. If the color is light, the observation can be extended to 5 minutes and a conclusion can still be made.
Two points should be paid attention to when using test strips:
(1) Pay attention to the production date on the packaging box, and do not use expired test cards because the chemical time If it grows too long, it will easily fail.
(2) Read the instructions for use of the test card carefully, and then follow the instructions strictly and carefully. If you are afraid that your test will be inaccurate, you can complete it under the guidance of a doctor.
Don’t mistake a false pregnancy for a real pregnancy.
Non-pregnant amenorrhea. Although missing a period is an important sign of pregnancy, not having a period does not always mean you are pregnant.
Mental stress and mental stimulation, low endocrine function, uterine dysplasia or ovarian abnormalities can cause delayed menstruation or amenorrhea; frail women are affected by the environment, and their menstrual cycles will also change; normal menstruation is irregular. Women with irregular or long menstrual cycles can also develop nonpregnant amenorrhea.
This article is provided by Baidu Reading and is excerpted from \”Three Months Before Pregnancy – Pregnancy Preparation Period\” Author: Wang Liru