Patient's question:
Help, is there any method to get pregnant successfully in one go?Doctor, hello~!!
I've been married for a year, and haven't taken any contraceptive measures for the past three months,
but I still haven't gotten pregnant.
I've had an abortion before, but it was two years ago,
so it shouldn't be related to pregnancy, right?
My period also came 5 days earlier this month,
and my stomach hurt for a day—this has never happened before.
Could you please tell me if infertility would cause any special reactions?
What are they?
Doctor's answer:
You can try intercourse during your ovulation period. It is best to visit the hospital on the tenth day after your menstrual period to monitor the development of your follicles. If the follicles develop well, you can take the opportunity to have intercourse. During sexual intercourse, you can change your position and adopt the kneeling behind position to shoot the semen into the anterior fornix of the vagina, which is closer to the cervix, thereby creating conditions for the sperm to enter the uterus. Alternatively, you can have intercourse in the normal position and immediately change to a prone position after intercourse, placing a pillow under your abdomen and resting for 30 minutes to allow the sperm to smoothly enter the cervix. Both methods can increase the chances of conception.