Patient's question:
The period has not come regularly. In September, a thorough examination revealed polycystic ovary syndrome and fallopian tube adhesion. Laparoscopic surgery was performed for follicle puncture and fallopian tube correction, and I have been undergoing treatment ever since.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 have not gone through menopause, and the follicle has been growing continuously. The doctor said it is necessary to puncture these 4 follicles, otherwise it will be impossible to get pregnant in the future. So, the puncture was performed, and it was a bit painful.
Did the eggs come out immediately after the follicle puncture? Should I have intercourse today? Will it transmit anything?
Doctor's answer:
After the follicle puncture, menopause occurs. If you have intercourse today and the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, the chance of getting pregnant is very high. It is recommended that you have a timely and thorough examination and treatment. There are many methods for treating diseases, but because the patient's condition is different, the treatment methods also vary. Therefore, patients need to go to a professional institution for a detailed examination as soon as possible to treat the symptoms accordingly. The above is advice on this issue. It is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you a speedy recovery!