Patient's question:
The first time I had sex with my girlfriend, I didn't use any protection! I was afraid she might get pregnant, so I gave her Yuteng (it was taken within 72 hours). A week later, we had sex intermittently twice more (both with withdrawal). Yesterday she got her period, which was significantly heavier than usual and arrived 3-4 days earlier. I know that after having her period, she won't get pregnant, but I feel like the period might have been caused by taking Yuteng! I want to know if the two subsequent sexual encounters could have led to pregnancy. Thank you, expert!!!First question supplement: Or, what methods can I use to determine if my girlfriend is pregnant!!!
Doctor's answer:
The last two instances of sexual intercourse did not result in pregnancy, as menstruation occurred afterward (although it arrived 3-4 days earlier).However, this only indicates past cycles. Going forward, the couple should discuss how to avoid pregnancy before engaging in sexual activity, at least by using condoms. Generally, doctors recommend that women with risk factors for prenatal complications should rest in bed and avoid sexual activity. Additionally, patients should pay attention to creating a comfortable environment, which also aids in rest. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.