Patient's question:
At the beginning of the month, the test showed no pregnancy! Trichomoniasis, underwent a vaginal cleaning treatment, and inserted metronidazole effervescent tablets! Haven't had sex since the beginning of the month! Yesterday the test came back positive, what's going on? When is it appropriate to go to the hospital for a thorough check-up? Will the medication affect the baby?Doctor's answer:
! We are happy to assist you with your purchase. Under normal circumstances, it usually takes 10-15 days after cohabitation to test positive for pregnancy. If you haven't tested positive at the beginning of the month, it might be too early, meaning it's been a short time since cohabitation. Assuming you really are pregnant, if there are no abnormal symptoms such as bleeding or abdominal pain, we recommend you visit the hospital for a thorough check-up 10 days after your expected period. Generally, it is not advisable to take medication during the early stages of pregnancy to avoid interfering with the healthy growth and development of the baby. Since you have already taken medication for your period, you will have to follow the scheduled prenatal check-ups and promptly address any issues that arise. May you get pregnant!The above advice is for the question "Didn't test positive for pregnancy at the beginning of the month! Trichomoniasis." We hope it helps you, and wish you good health!