The two lines measured with ovulation test paper are one deep and one shallow, which may be negative and positive in two cases. The two performances correspond to different ovulation situations and need to be analyzed on a case-by-case basis: 1. Negative: If the control line is deep and the test line is shallow, it means it is negative, suggesting that there are two situations, one is in the pre-ovulation period and the LH peak has not yet appeared. The other situation is that you have just ovulated and the LH peak has already passed. If you intend to get pregnant, you can have sex at this time and have a certain chance of pregnancy; 2. Positive: If the control line is shallow and the test line is deep, it means it is positive or even strongly positive, at this time the body is at the LH peak and will ovulate within 24-48 hours. If you intend to get pregnant, you can have intercourse during this time period to improve the conception rate.
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