Is it normal not to have leukorrhea after a miscarriage?

Patient's question:

I would like to consult. I had a miscarriage surgery last year in the second half, and my menstruation has been normal so far, but I have never had leukorrhea. Is this abnormal? I want to have a child now. Can I get pregnant like this? What kind of help do you need: Can I get pregnant?

Doctor's answer:

You can try having intercourse during your ovulation period. It is best to go to the hospital on the tenth day after your menstrual period to monitor the development of your follicles. If the follicles develop well, you can take the opportunity to have intercourse. During masturbation, you can change your position to a kneeling behind posture to allow the semen to be to the anterior fornix of the vagina, which is closer to the cervix, thereby creating conditions for the sperm to enter the uterus. Alternatively, you can maintain a normal position during masturbation.

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