A pregnancy test strip with one deep and one shallow line usually indicates pregnancy. This may be due to a relatively short duration of pregnancy, presenting as a weak positive result. It is advisable to retest after 2 to 3 days.
For women of reproductive age with a normal menstrual cycle, who have had unprotected sexual intercourse during ovulation, and have not taken effective contraceptive measures, a pregnancy test strip may show two red lines about a week after a missed menstrual period, typically indicating pregnancy.
For a more accurate result, blood tests or B-ultrasounds can be conducted at the hospital to confirm pregnancy. If the test result is positive, special attention should be paid during early pregnancy, including avoiding strenuous activities, and maintaining a nutritious diet such as eggs, milk, and pork rib soup to enhance personal health.
In case of severe morning sickness, eating smaller meals more frequently can alleviate symptoms. During the three months before conception and the first trimester of pregnancy, folic acid tablets can be taken under a doctor's guidance to reduce the risk of birth defects.
