Patient's question:
I really want to get pregnant. My period is very regular, with a cycle of 33 days. My ovulation period is always calculated from the start of my period, on the 17th day. However, last month, I clearly measured my temperature to confirm ovulation, and the test strips were also positive, but I still didn't get pregnant. I am very anxious!!!!!Later, my mother told me that after my husband ejaculates, it's best for his penis to stay inside for a little longer before coming out. She also suggested propping up my hips, staying in that position for a while, then lying flat, going to sleep, and not washing [myself].
Is what my mother said correct? Could it be that because I didn’t prop my hips up and quickly cleaned my external genital area afterward, a lot of semen flowed out (I feel like every time I go to the bathroom, semen leaks)?
Doctor's answer:
Not much of a difference, because the sperm is very few, it's not easy to come out once it's inside. "After ejaculation, it's best to stay inside for a little longer before coming out. Also, prop your hips up and stay there for a while, then lie flat and sleep. Don't wash it." It may help with pregnancy. Generally, doctors recommend that women with signs of fertility risks pay attention to keeping warm and avoid coldness. Additionally, patients should create an environment that promotes emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.