Generally speaking, pregnancy can be detected about 2 weeks after the day of ovulation with the use of test strips, depending on the individual’s physique, there will be either early or late. The egg is more active on the day of ovulation, and when the sperm combines with the egg, the body begins to secrete a small amount of human chorionic gonadotropin. As time increases, the amount of hormone secreted also increases, and the concentration of hormone in the blood and urine will also increase, but HCG appears later in the urine, and usually pregnancy can be detected with test strips about 2 weeks after the day of ovulation. Those who have irregular menstruation may advance or push back. It is recommended to pay attention to rest, reasonable diet. Don’t stay up late and don’t have psychological pressure. If you are pregnant, you should have regular maternity checkups. If you feel unwell, you should go to the hospital immediately.