Patient's question:
All symptoms Last menstrual period was on July 12th. During this period, on the 17th to 19th, we had intercourse without taking any measures. On August 9th, we had intercourse again without any protection. Could I be pregnant? My period hasn't come yet, and I'm a bit confused about the onset time and cause of the condition.Treatment status: None
Desired help: You said I might be pregnant. Are the test strips accurate? If so, how many days have passed since my last period? Can I start taking medication?
Doctor's answer:
The safe period can still result in pregnancy. According to incomplete statistics, among women undergoing induced abortion, the most common reason is the presence of a, believing that the chance of pregnancy from a single accidental sexual encounter is low. Experts specifically point out that this is a very mistaken viewpoint. In fact, there is a risk of pregnancy with every sexual encounter. The ovaries release a mature egg each month, which enters the fallopian tubes after being released and can survive for 1 to 2 days. Sperm produced by men, however, are continuous. Sperm can typically survive in the female reproductive tract for 2 to 3 days, with its fertilizing ability lasting for about 48 hours. If sexual intercourse occurs within a certain time frame before or after ovulation, pregnancy is possible.