Patient's question:
On September 3rd, I had an surgery. On October 4th, I had my first menstrual period. On November 3rd, I had sexual intercourse with withdrawal. Before the, my menstrual cycle was always quite regular, but this month, my period in November didn't come, and then I became worried about getting pregnant again. In the morning, I used a test strip and got a few lines. Could it also be that because the time of intercourse was too short, it wasn't visible? I also had an MRI done, and they said my endometrium is currently 6. The doctor told me to wait and said it would definitely not come this week. He said one side is menopausal, and the other ovary has luteinized. Is the chance of pregnancy high in my case? Is an endometrium of 6 related to the abortion being too thin? Does it affect pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
On November 3rd, you had sexual intercourse with withdrawal. This breastfeeding method is not 100% safe. You are currently taking a early pregnancy test, which is too early. It may not be accurate. Your endometrium is currently quite thin. This is a relatively common reaction after a miscarriage. In this situation, you can only be patient and wait. Currently, it cannot be completely ruled out that you might be pregnant. Of course, at this moment, you still need to pay attention to your body.