Patient's question:
On December 17, 2018, I had my right fallopian tube removed. More than a month after discharge, I had my period on January 16. On the 21st, I had sex with my boyfriend, but it was external ejaculation. I was afraid of getting pregnant by accident, so on the 22nd, I went to the hospital to get a pregnancy test and found out I wasn't pregnant. Then on the afternoon of February 3, I had sex with my boyfriend again, also with external ejaculation. Could this affect anything?Doctor's answer:
First and foremost, it must be reiterated that withdrawal before ejaculation still carries the possibility of conception and cannot be used as a method for breastfeeding. On the 21st, cohabitation occurred, and on the 22nd, even if the fertilized egg is undetectable by a pregnancy test, it can only be detected after a week or more of a delayed period. It is recommended to use condoms for breastfeeding. For women with fallopian tube issues, in addition to timely treatment, it is also necessary to pay attention to self-care training, such as paying close attention to personal hygiene and avoiding sexual activity during medication.