Patient's question:
Medical Description: I estimate that I ovulated around August 9th. We had intercourse on the afternoon of the 11th. On the 11th, an ovulation test showed a very faint positive. By the 12th, it was only showing one line. During intercourse, only a little bit of my partner's penis was inserted. Because I had previously ejaculated four times in a short period of just a few hours using other methods, the fifth time he only entered a little bit, just the tip. My partner said he pulled out in time. I feel like he might have dripped some onto my vaginal opening when he pulled out. But I don't know if he might have left a little bit inside. Is the chance of pregnancy high? I'm very scared.History of Treatment and Effect: I haven't taken emergency contraception. I don't know if I should take it. It's been 40 hours now. I want to...
Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Had intercourse on the afternoon of the 11th, and on the 12th, an ovulation test showed positive. There were 4 instances of withdrawal before intercourse, with the last one being relatively shallow, and feeling that some semen remained outside the vaginal opening. In summary, it is currently the ovulation period. The 4 instances of withdrawal are not a problem and would not lead to pregnancy. The last instance, although entry was shallow and ejaculation was timely, cannot guarantee that no semen leaked out. There is still a possibility of pregnancy.Treatment: Emergency contraception should be taken, and it can be taken within 72 hours for safety. Taking the medication around 7 days later may result in withdrawal bleeding, indicating successful contraception.