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 gotten pregnant. So, I want to ask why, when we haven't used contraception and have had intercourse for 19 consecutive days, the test shows I'm not pregnant?Doctor's answer:
According to your symptoms, you did not use contraception and had intercourse continuously for 19 days, but tested negative for pregnancy. In this case, the first thing to consider is whether you had sexual activity during the ovulation period during these 19 days. If you did not have intercourse on the day of ovulation during these 19 days, the sperm and egg did not combine, which would result in another negative pregnancy test. 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, have sexual intercourse during this period, and have continuous ejaculation. Under normal circumstances, the sperm can only combine to cause pregnancy.