Patient's question:
Doctor, could you please help me take a look at my ovulation test report? I had intercourse last night, should I have it again tonight or tomorrow night? Also, is there a specific position for conception in a uterus with a normal position? Additionally, what does it mean if the report says the cervix is not large and there are no occupying lesions inside?Doctor's answer:
Please check the cervix carefully; no space-occupying inflammation was observed, which means the cervix is normal, and there is no need to worry too much. After intercourse, it is best to place a pillow under your buttocks and lie flat for a while before going to bed. The follicles have not reached menopause, so it is better to have intercourse around the time of menopause for a higher chance of conception. Moreover, if your menstrual cycle is regular, ovulation should occur about 14 days before your next period. Combining ovulation period and MRI, the best time for intercourse is determined, avoiding early and frequent sexual activity, as it may interfere with sperm quality and hinder conception.