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Sensitest Ovulation test midstream

Directions for use: Sensitest Ovulation test midstream



How the test works

Carefully read the directions for use before you start testing. The Sensitest ovulation test is a simple way of ascertaining a woman’s 2 to 3 fertile days in the month. Some 24-48 hours before ovulation commences, the quantity of luteinizing hormone (LH) increases in the urine. Immediately before ovulation, the measurable quantity of this hormone in the urine rises sharply. This LH-peak lasts for 1 or 2 days only. After the LH content in the urine is at its highest, ovulation takes place within 24 to 48 hours. You have the best chance to become pregnant during this period, following sexual intercourse.
To find this peak, you will have to test for several consecutive days. You will first have to determine your cycle length. Take an average of the past cycles. The best day for starting to test can be read from the table. You count from the first day of your menstruation which is day 1. Continue testing until you can read off the LH peak from your test. Ovulation then occurs within 24 to 48 hours.



Timing

The test can be carried out at any time of day. Preferably not with morning urine. However, it is important that testing takes place at about the same time on all consecutive days.



What you need before testing

1. A sealed foil package with a Sensitest Ovulation test midstream. Do not use an ovulation test from an opened pack.

2. Urine from the woman whose ovulation must be confirmed.



average lenght of cyclestart testing
21day 4
22day 5
23day 6
24day 7
25day 8
26day 9
27day 10
28day 11
29day 12
30day 13
31day 14
32day 15
33day 16
34day 17
35day 18
36day 19
37day 20
38day 21




The test in 6 steps

1. Take a closed pack and check that it indicates “Ovulation Test”. Do not use a test that has passed its shelf life.

2. Open the pack with the test with dry, clean hands.

3. Take the colored cap of the midstream and hold the open end (S) about ten seconds in your urine stream with the tip pointing down. You may also choose to hold the tip about five seconds in a clean receptacle or plastic cup with collected urine.

4. Put the cap back on the midstream and press firmly.

5. Place the test on a smooth, dry base with its test result windows facing up.

6. Wait 5 to 10 minutes before reading the result. It is important that the background is no longer discoloured. However, do not wait more than 30 minutes before reading the result.







Test result

The result is negative if a single pink line appears. This is the control line (C) to see whether you have carried out the test correctly. If the test line (T) is not visible or if a very faint pink appears, the body has made insufficient LH for an LH peak to be reached. The test can be interpreted as negative.



The result is positive if two pink lines appear in the same colour or if the test line (T) is darker than the control line (C). The level of LH in your body is at its highest at this point.



If no lines are visible, the test has probably been carried out incorrectly. The midstream has possibly absorbed too little urine. Hold the midstream in the urine again for a few seconds.






• View on this image the different phases of the LH hormone and the test result they give with the ovulation test dipstick. As soon as the LH-peak has reached its highest level you have the best chance of becoming pregnant (click on the picture for an enlargement).
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If the result is negative

If the ovulation test cannot show an LH peak after repeatedly testing on consecutive days, it is possible that you have carried the test out on the wrong days. Calculate the average length of your cycle again and carry out the test again a day later or during your next cycle. If you obtain negative results after repeated attempts, we advise to contact your family doctor or gynaecologist.



If the result is positive

If the test indicates that the LH level in your urine is at its highest, ovulation will take place within 24 to 48 hours. You have the best chance of becoming pregnant during this period, following sexual intercourse.



Restriction 1: Reliability of the ovulation test

With a 99% reliability, the Sensitest Ovulation test midstream is just as reliable as a comparable test by your family doctor or gynaecologist. However, your personal medical situation may influence the result of this test. Women with polycysteus ovarium syndrome may obtain an incorrect positive result. In case of doubt, consult your family doctor or gynaecologist.



Restriction 2: Using alcohol

Alcohol can influence the test result. Do not use ovulation tests after taking alcohol.



Restriction 3: Don’t use as a contraception method

Don’t use the ovulation test as a contraception method. Since sperm can remain active for a number of days, the chance of becoming pregnant remains.





Textversion 1.1 of 12 february 2007.
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