Patient's question:
After cohabitation, the second day post-uterine examination, will the leukorrhea test be affected?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, there are two possibilities now: one is the possibility of cervical erosion, and the other is the possibility of ovulation bleeding. For cervical erosion, a gynecological examination can determine whether it exists. Generally, the first day of the menstrual period plus 14 days is approximately the ovulation day. The five days before and after the ovulation day are within the range of the ovulation period. Having intercourse during these ten days increases the possibility of pregnancy. Many people may experience slight spotting or leukorrhea with blood streaks during these ten days due to changes in estrogen levels, which are normal.