Patient's question:
I had my first abortion in May of this year. Due to the doctor's issue, it wasn't done cleanly, so I had a second procedure to clear the uterus four days later. I received five days of anti-inflammatory drips and took two weeks of oral antibiotics. Over the past seven months, my menstrual cycle has been normal, with no change in volume. Additionally, I've had three consecutive ultrasound check-ups, and I haven't felt any discomfort. However, I'm still quite anxious and want to get pregnant in January next year, worried about whether it will be smooth. Because of the abortion, I've been snapping at my husband a lot! Should I go to the hospital for more tests? I'm afraid of going to the hospital!!!!Doctor's answer:
Before ovulation, it is advisable to plan to reduce the frequency of sexual intercourse to ensure the quantity and quality of sperm. During the pre-ovulation period, it is also important to strive for a positive mood during sexual activity and to be fully engaged, allowing the female to reach orgasm more smoothly. This helps promote uterine contraction and elevation, forming a larger seminal pool in the posterior fornix of the vagina, increasing the contact between the cervix and the seminal pool, and enabling more high-quality sperm to swim towards the uterus and fallopian tubes.