During the ovulation period, the ovulation test should show two horizontal bars and should be strongly positive. If there are still two lines after the ovulation period, you need to see if it is a weak positive. It may be that there are other immature follicles after the follicles are expelled, and it may also show a weak positive. The test paper may also show a certain amount if the medication is used for ovulation. It is also possible that the follicles are not developing well and are slowly shrinking and not being expelled, so that you can’t get pregnant normally this month. The ovulation test is only one way to check the ovarian follicles, but the ultrasound is more accurate. It is a good idea to go to the hospital 14 days before your next period to check the ultrasound to see how the follicles are developing.