Patient's question:
I have an itchy lower body, and my underwear is always yellow. What's going on? Can I get pregnant if my temperature is 36.3 for more than ten days during my period?Doctor's answer:
Testing body temperature is mainly to assess luteal function. If pregnancy occurs after ovulation, the temperature usually remains elevated. If you want to clearly understand whether your ovulation is normal, you need to monitor it with an ultrasound, as this is the most accurate method. Body temperature cannot reflect the number or size of your follicles.Regarding pregnancy or infertility, if the fetus is small, it may be due to insufficient nutrition during pregnancy, leading to poor fetal development. Of course, it could also be related to issues with the mother herself. If the fetus shows no abnormalities, it can be considered normal. During pregnancy, it's important to supplement nutrients and maintain a regular diet.