How long will luteinization last?

For women, as they age, the probability of pregnancy will gradually decrease. At this time, you need to use some ovulation test strips to test the ovulation period of women. If the test strip shows a strong positive, it means that the ovulation period is about to come, or it is already close to the ovulation period. It is easier to conceive during this time. The strong positive will generally last for a period of time, about 48 hours.

How long will luteinization last?

Generally speaking, 1 to 2 days before ovulation, the secretion of LH luteinizing hormone changes from weak to strong, and the weak positive on the ovulation test paper gradually changes to a strong positive. When the ovulation period actually arrives, the luteinizing hormone in the body will decrease, and the ovulation test paper will change from strong positive to weak positive. After the ovulation period, it is the golden period for conception. So how long does the strong positive result of the ovulation test paper last? Generally speaking, this period lasts about 48 hours.

However, everyone is different in this regard. Some people last a long time, while others may not even last 24 hours. But according to general laws, the rule is that after the ovulation test paper shows a strong positive result, there will be a peak in luteinizing hormone secretion, and this peak will last for a maximum of one day, or even only a few hours.

But there are exceptions. Some people have more than one peak day, but strong positive test for more than three consecutive days. In this case, there are two possibilities. One is that ovulation occurs, which usually occurs after the last day of strong positive; the other is continuous peak without ovulation. The above situations vary from person to person, so if women want to accurately increase their chances of pregnancy, they need to do more research and try on their own to find their own rules.

Causes of strong yang

Ovulation test strips predict ovulation by detecting the peak level of luteinizing hormone (LH). LH varies from person to person because the amount and duration of LH secretion in each person's body is different.

If the ovulation test paper shows a strong positive result, it means that LH is about to form a pulse, and suddenly there is a peak of LH. With this peak, the follicle will rupture and the egg will be discharged. The PL test paper is to measure such a peak. Once it is detected, it means that the period is about to begin. There are huge differences between people. We know that there is a general rule that LH will have a peak before PL, and this peak will last for a maximum of one day, or as short as a few hours! Anyone who meets this condition will generally ovulate. Because this is a very standard physiological phenomenon when PL occurs! Some people often do not have a peak in one day, but have a strong positive test for more than three consecutive days. In this case, there are two possibilities. One is that ovulation has occurred, which usually occurs after the strong positive test on the last day; the other is continuous peaks without ovulation. If double peaks are measured in a short period of time, there is a possibility of luteinization!

In addition to a strong positive result during ovulation, some women who are planning to have a baby will use ovulation test strips to test for early pregnancy after ovulation. If pregnant, the ovulation test strips will also show a change from weak positive to strong positive and continue to be strong positive. However, using ovulation test strips to test early pregnancy is not 100% accurate. It is recommended to use early pregnancy test strips. If two bars appear, go to the hospital for official confirmation.