Patient's question:
1st day, nipple pain, breast fullness, but recently, the pain has decreased. Is it possible to be pregnant?Past treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment has been administered.
What kind of help do you want: Confirm if you are pregnant.
Doctor's answer:
It should not lead to pregnancy. If you have sexual intercourse right after your menstrual period has ended, you should be in the safe period, and the possibility of pregnancy is basically zero. During this time, the follicles have not matured and ovulated, and the endometrium has not thickened and developed to prepare for the implantation of a fertilized egg.Recommendation: If you are not planning to get pregnant next time, it is recommended to take effective contraceptive measures immediately during sexual intercourse. For unmarried and childless individuals, it is best to use condoms, which can also prevent the transmission of sexually transmitted diseases. Relying solely on the safe period for contraception is not safe. Additionally, personal hygiene should be maintained, and washing should be done promptly before and after sexual activity to prevent infection.