A weak positive ovulation test can be caused by follicular dysplasia, incorrect testing method or moisture denaturation of the ovulation test paper.
If the ovulation test paper is used to detect whether ovulation is occurring, and you find that the ovulation test paper has been weakly positive, it is possible that the follicular dysplasia has led to a low level of luteinizing hormone. Because ovulation test paper is mainly to detect the level of luteinizing hormone in urine to determine whether ovulation.
If the test paper is weakly positive, it is possible that the follicle is developing normally, but the test method is not correct. It is also possible that the test paper has been exposed to moisture, which has denatured the active ingredient in the paper.
If you want to test whether you are ovulating through ovulation test strips, you should choose qualified test strips and try not to drink water for 2 hours before the test to minimize the effect on the test.
If the operation is correct and the ovulation test paper is qualified, but the ovulation test paper is weakly positive all the time, you can go to the hospital for consultation to clarify whether it is caused by follicular dysplasia.