Patient's question:
All of it was around two days early, around April 25th. When I was urinating, I noticed semi-transparent, viscous discharge. Is this my ovulation period? During those days when my husband and I had sex, was it the time when it's easier to get pregnant? We took precautions, but since we hadn't seen each other for a long time, we didn't wear a condom at first during sex. Later, when I felt close to orgasm, we put one on. Can I test with a pregnancy test now? If I am pregnant, should the estimated time already be implantation?Dear all, if implantation occurs, is the fertilized egg not yet stable? I don’t want to use progesterone to induce miscarriage through anesthesia. I’ve had too many abortions, including three in a year. A year ago, I had three consecutive abortions in that year.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the chance of you being pregnant is very small. Hello, before you confirm whether you are pregnant, you don't need to do anything. The chance of you being pregnant right now is very small, which means you cannot be pregnant. You have contraception measures, so the chance of pregnancy is very small. Before confirming pregnancy, it's still best not to do anything. You currently cannot monitor the data to determine if you are pregnant. You can wait a week and then go to the hospital for a thorough check of HCG.