Patient's question:
Patient age: 18Doctor's answer:
During sexual activity, men's semen may contain sperm, although in small amounts, not as much as when they actually ejaculate. However, it still poses a risk of pregnancy. For women, the risk is slightly lower if they are not in their ovulation period. If pregnancy occurs, it will not affect the health of the fetus, as it is a normal conception. In fact, under normal circumstances, practicing any form of contraception can have some impact on women. Therefore, patients should pay attention to self-care. For those using contraception, self-care is important, such as maintaining a balanced diet and avoiding cold, spicy, and irritating foods.