Patient's question:
I have a regular menstrual cycle with a length of 33 days. Ovulation usually occurs on the 17th day of my period.My period started on November 17th and ended on the 23rd.
I had intercourse on the 24th.
I had intercourse again on the 28th.
I had intercourse on the 30th with withdrawal.
On December 2nd, the ovulation test strip showed a test line slightly lighter than the control line, with the lowest body temperature recorded at 36.5°C (indicating ovulation within 4 hours).
On the 3rd, my body temperature suddenly rose to 37°C.
I had intercourse on the 8th.
I had intercourse again on the 13th.
I had intercourse on the 19th.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, if you haven't experienced any pregnancy symptoms yet, it could be that it's still too early for pregnancy symptoms, or you might not have any at all. Not every pregnant woman has early pregnancy symptoms. Generally, early pregnancy symptoms appear around 40 days after a missed period. If it's still too early now, you can wait and see. Make sure to get plenty of rest and attend your prenatal check-ups as scheduled.Generally, doctors recommend that women with signs of genetic risks for having a healthy baby maintain good personal hygiene and avoid sexual activity. Additionally, patients should also pay attention to having a comfortable environment, which is beneficial for rest. Wishing you a healthy delivery.