Patient's question:
I had my period on December 18, 2009. Since January 1, I have been using David test strips for testing. Except for the first two days, there were faint double lines again, and after that, it was all one line. In November, during a thorough gynecological examination, I was found to have a bit of bacterial vaginosis, and a solution has been prescribed. I am currently using it. Will it affect getting pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Urine Menopause Test Strips are based on the rapid decline of LH in the urine before menopause, with menopause occurring 10 to 12 hours after the LH peak. When urine LH exceeds the peak, a positive result for urine LH indicates the possibility of menopause.The ovulation period is the time when most women experience a second menopausal phenomenon during the mid-cycle, which is summarized as this period. A very small number of women with ovulation disorders may not be able to detect a positive urine LH result during the mid-cycle.
If a negative menopause result is obtained from the urine LH test strip during the mid-cycle, it is recommended to undergo a vaginal ultrasound for further confirmation. A vaginal ultrasound is more accurate than a urine menopause test strip. Maintain a positive mindset.