Patient's question:
The period has been irregular. In September, a thorough examination revealed polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and fallopian tube adhesion. Laparoscopic surgery was performed to stimulate the follicles and correct the fallopian tubes, followed by ongoing treatment.On November 28, my period arrived. On December 2, on the fifth day, an ultrasound showed the largest follicle was only 5x7 mm, indicating I hadn’t gone through menopause, and the follicle was still growing. The doctor said it was necessary to stimulate these four follicles, otherwise it would be impossible to get pregnant in the future. So, the stimulation was done, and it was a bit painful.
Did the eggs come out right after the follicle stimulation? Should I have intercourse today? Will it transmit anything?
Doctor's answer:
After ovulation induction, menopause occurs. If you have intercourse today and the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, the chances of getting pregnant are very high. It is recommended that you undergo timely and thorough examination and treatment. There are many methods for treating diseases, but since the patient's condition varies, the treatment approach also differs. Therefore, it is necessary for patients to seek professional medical help for detailed testing to receive targeted treatment. The above is advice on this issue. We hope it is helpful to you and wish you a speedy recovery!