"False positives"?: One should always read the directions and information on interpretation of results and/or look for a link to a site for customer service. Repeated positive results should not be related to an infection. I will share this with rei subspecialists also.
Answered 12/8/2020
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No: Interesting question for sure, but not really. Those tests are 'positive every day' for many patients in my practice so i don't rely on them; it's not always clear why, but most either aberrant ovulations or an occasional bad test kit. For certain ovulation does not happen every day: remember the tests don't measure or even predict ovulation, they measure lh concentrations in urine.
Answered 9/28/2016
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