Patient's question:
Preparing to have a child, I and my husband both got tested for mycoplasma. I had pelvic effusion and vaginitis, but now they have been treated. The medication schedule is as follows. By the end of the month, during ovulation, we plan to have intercourse. I’m wondering if the medication stoppage time shown in the image will interfere with this month’s intercourse. I’m sad if it really happens, will it cause interference to the fetus?Doctor's answer:
After treating mycoplasma with medication, it is necessary to consider complete recovery only if three consecutive re-examinations are negative. This situation suggests that the medication has minimal interference on the embryo, and it is best to wait for the mycoplasma to fully heal before preparing for pregnancy. If you plan to conceive, it is recommended to wait for one menstrual cycle after stopping medication before getting pregnant. The likelihood of conception is high during sexual intercourse in the ovulation period, which occurs fourteen days before the next menstrual period.