Patient's question:
After undergoing an abortion, I developed a vaginal infection. The medication prescribed by the doctor. During the medication period, if I have intercourse, could I get pregnant? Or is it still risky? It has been two months since the abortion, and I have been taking the medication prescribed by the doctor for the vaginal infection. I used the medication for two days and didn’t use it on the third day before having intercourse. Could I get pregnant, especially during the risky period?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: The doctor said my cervix is dilated, making it easy to get pregnant. Given my current condition, could I get pregnant? Is the probability high?
Doctor's answer:
As long as there is sexual activity without the use of contraception, there is a possibility of pregnancy. You are currently in a risky period, so the chance of pregnancy is relatively high. Reasons such as abortion, vaginitis, vaginal medication do not necessarily affect pregnancy, nor are they related to breastfeeding methods and reasons. Additionally, during the treatment for vaginitis, the patient's dietary condition and care are also very important. The patient must digest vitamins, prevent stomach issues, and maintain a light diet to avoid unnecessary harm. It is hoped that the above answers can help you. Thank you.