Safety Instructions; Important Notes On Use; Test Components; Determining The Start Of The Test - uebe cyclotest 9030 Instructions For Use Manual

Safety instructions

For external use only.
The test materials used (such as antibodies)
are potentially infectious material, but present
no risk to health provided that all test compon-
ents are used in accordance with the instruc-
tions for use.

Important notes on use

Use this test only when you are sure from your
temperature measurement that you are al-
ready in your fertile phase.
You can use this test at any time of the day.
The first (early-morning) urine sample is pref-
erable however, as the hormone LH is at its
highest concentration in early-morning urine.
If you carry out the test during the day, refrain
from going to the toilet for 2-3 hours prior to
the test and do not drink excessive amounts
of fluid.
This fertility test determines the moment of
ovulation and thus the fertile phase. However,
because conception is influenced by many
factors, you cannot assume from this that you
will definitely become pregnant. If, in spite of
using the test for several months, you fail to
become pregnant, please consult your doctor.
For most women with a regular cycle 5 test
sticks will be sufficient. If you have an irregu-
lar cycle, you may require a further pouch.
Now and then a menstruation cycle may occur
without a rise in LH levels and consequently
without ovulation. If, in spite of using the test
correctly, you fail to detect any rise in LH levels
after 3 cycles, please consult your doctor. Af-
ter you have stopped taking the pill, you can
Important notes on use
determine with this test whether your cycle is
once again accompanied by ovulation.
Medication containing hLH or hCG (human
chorionic gonadotropin) may have a distorting
effect on the test result. Likewise, the test will
show incorrect results when used on the urine
of pregnant women or menopausal women.
This test is not a suitable method of
contraception!

Test components

Foil pouch with test stick and desiccant, in-
structions for use.
You will also require: a watch with a second
hand and a clean container to collect your
urine.

Determining the start of the test

First you must determine the cycle length.
To do so, count the days from the first day of
menstruation up to the day before the next
menstruation. The number of days counted is
your cycle length.
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