Ovulation test (fertility): how to make and identify the most fertile days
The ovulation test purchased from pharmacies is a good method to get pregnant faster, as it indicates when the woman is in her fertile period, measuring the hormone LH. Examples of ovulation tests in pharmacies include Confirm, Clearblue and Needs, which use a small amount of urine, with an accuracy of 99%.
- Ovulation tests can also be called female fertility tests and are completely hygienic and very easy to use.
- Which helps women know when their fertile period is.
To use the ovulation test in a pharmacy, simply dip the pipette in a little urine, wait 3 to 5 minutes, observe the color changes that occur and compare with the control strip. If it is of equal or greater intensity, it means that the test was positive and that the woman is in fertile times. The color corresponding to the fertile period should be noted in the test instructions.
There is also digital ovulation evidence, which indicates whether the woman is on a fertile period or not, by the appearance of a happy face on the screen. Generally, a box contains 5 to 10 tests, which must be used one at a time, without reuse.
For the test to give a reliable result, it is important to
Ovulation tests are all different, so the waiting time as well as the colors of the result may vary by brand, hence the importance of carefully reading the instructions contained in the product packaging.
The home ovulation test involves inserting the tip of the index finger into the vagina and removing a small amount of mucus. When you rub this mucus on the tip of your thumb, you should observe the color and its consistency.
It is likely that the woman is in her fertile period if this vaginal mucus is clear, fluid and not sticky, similar to egg white, however, it is important that the person knows that pharmacy tests are much more accurate, as it can be difficult to interpret the consistency of mucus, and this method does not indicate the best day to get pregnant.
Watch the video below and see how to calculate the fertile period, to make it easier to run the ovulation test: