Patient's question:
I and my husband are planning to have a baby this year, and we haven't used any contraception during sex. We have had intercourse for 19 consecutive days, but I haven't become pregnant. So, I want to ask why, even without contraception and after 19 days of consecutive intercourse, the pregnancy test is negative?Doctor's answer:
According to the symptoms you described, without using contraception, having continuous sexual intercourse for 19 days, and testing negative for pregnancy, the first thing to consider is whether sexual activity occurred during the ovulation period during this time. If, within these 19 days, and especially not on the day of ovulation, sperm and eggs did not combine, it would result in another case of not becoming pregnant. In the next month, the first step is to go to a local hospital to diagnose the date of ovulation and verify it. On this day, sexual activity should occur during this period, with continuous ejaculation. Under normal circumstances, sperm can only combine to lead to conception.