Patient's question:
My girlfriend's period arrived on October 24th. However, it is six days late this month and has not come yet. My girlfriend is very anxious. On November 12th, I had genital contact with her, but I did not ejaculate. However, I am not sure if there was no pre-ejaculate fluid. At midnight, I felt like I had ejaculated, and my girlfriend was sleeping next to me. Today, my girlfriend took an early pregnancy test, which came back negative. By November 30th, my girlfriend's period arrived, but she said it was different from usual. She has been taking Vitamin E for the past two days. Is there a connection between her period and taking Vitamin E? Can pregnancy still be ruled out now? Can a urine test be done during her period?Doctor's answer:
Simple genital contact without ejaculation generally has a low chance of pregnancy. In your case, it is more likely that you will not get pregnant, so you can rest assured. Generally, having intercourse during the ovulation period of your menstrual cycle, combined with ejaculation, increases the likelihood of pregnancy. At other times, the chances are very low. For your situation, you can take effective contraceptive measures in the future, such as using condoms. This can prevent pregnancy and infection, and it is also important to get plenty of rest.