Patient's question:
Normal menstrual cycle, 25 days per cycle, light menstrual flow, what tests are needed for a careful examination?Doctor's answer:
The test again shows two purplish-red lines. If the lower one is noticeably lighter than the upper one, it proves that menopause has not yet occurred. However, at this point, you must persist in testing until you reach the peak. If only one line appears, it means that menopause has not occurred. It is recommended to start testing on the 10th day of the menstrual period and do it once a day. If you find that the signal is gradually strengthening, you should increase the frequency of testing to try to reach a strong positive result. It is best to test every 4 hours. The transition from weak positive to strong positive may be slower, but the transition from strong positive to weak positive happens much faster. The patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also particularly important.