If you're pregnant, what does the ovulation test show?

After pregnancy, if an ovulation test strip is used for testing, the result is generally positive, and it will show two bars. If a woman who is not pregnant uses an ovulation test strip for testing, the ovulation test strip is meaningless. The ovulation test strip is tested for luteinizing hormone to confirm whether ovulation occurs. After pregnancy, the luteinizing hormone in a woman's body will increase, so testing with an ovulation test strip will always show positive. It is recommended that if you are worried about the accuracy of the test paper, you can go to the hospital for a blood HCG test, and you can go to the hospital for a test ten days after menopause. If the blood HCG shows a persistent doubling, it means that the woman is pregnant.