Patient's question:
Medical Description: On the 9th, I had an ovulation test, and the follicle was picked up (stimulated). However, the endometrium was only 6mm. The doctor prescribed progesterone and folic acid, telling me to take the progesterone in two days! Six days after ovulation, I used a Youxue early pregnancy test in the morning and got a very faint second line. When I came back that evening, I tested again, and it was still a very faint second line.History of Treatment and Effects: Previously, the follicle had atrophied.
What Help Do You Need: Can you tell me why I tested positive for early pregnancy so soon? Is it possible that both tests were false?
Doctor's answer:
A positive result does not necessarily mean 100% pregnancy. Because some tumor cells, such as molar pregnancy, choriocarcinoma, bronchial cancer, and renal cancer, can also secrete HCG. We have also encountered patients with endometrial hyperplasia who tested positive for HCG. Therefore, if a woman of childbearing age experiences menstrual cessation, she should not rely solely on a single early pregnancy test to determine if she is pregnant. For safety, it is recommended to test again in 3 days. If the test paper shows no positive reaction, and she still has not had her period after one week, it is essential to visit a regular hospital for examination. After all, the accuracy of test papers is not 100%. Additionally, it is important to rule out the possibility of menstrual irregularities caused by gynecological diseases. Of course, the most reliable approach is to promptly undergo a comprehensive examination at the hospital, especially for those with weak positive results, so that appropriate measures can be taken.