Patient's question:
On May 30th, I had my period. Then around July 1st, I had another bleeding, but I'm not sure if it was truly a period. It was coffee-colored, very light in amount, and came at night. The next morning it appeared again, but by the afternoon it was gone. In the meantime, I had very limited sexual activity, about three or four times, usually using condoms. On the 8th, I think I didn't use a condom, but I took emergency contraception. On July 1st, I took a pregnancy test twice, and both times it was negative. But tonight (around 9:00 PM), I took another test, and it showed two red lines. At the beginning of the month, I experienced vaginal itching again and went to the hospital for a check-up, where they diagnosed me with candidiasis (yeast infection). They prescribed topical and oral medication for treatment. How can I get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
The fundamental reason is still that vaginitis leads to a relatively small chance of pregnancy, but it cannot be completely ruled out. For safety, you can buy an early pregnancy test kit to check. In addition to treating your vaginitis promptly, gynecological diseases are a common condition that is prone to occur. During treatment, women need to pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of hygiene. Patients should pay close attention to vaginal hygiene and maintain a light diet as the foundation. Finally, I wish female patients a speedy recovery!