Patient's question:
If you are in a safe period, can the semen that is inserted not come out completely, causing gynecological diseases? Will it come out on its own later? What are the negative effects? Please explain.First follow-up question: The main concern is that it might coagulate if it stays inside, and things like that. If it forms a tumor, it would be terrible, or if it blocks some output ducts, it would be frightening.
Doctor's answer:
??????If the probability of pregnancy during the safe period without contraception and intravaginal ejaculation is relatively low, it should not lead to pregnancy. Relax and wait for your period.??????There are no plans for pregnancy. During intercourse, it is recommended to use condoms for contraception to prevent unintended pregnancy, which can affect your health. Pay attention to personal gynecological hygiene to prevent inflammation and infection. Gynecological inflammation not only affects the patient's body but can also lead to gynecological diseases. Therefore, it is best to visit a gynecological clinic for a routine check-up, identify the cause, and receive targeted treatment. Additionally, pay attention to personal hygiene and keep the vulvar area clean.