Patient's question:
Medical Description:1. Doctor, I took a test strip and it showed negative. Is it possible I'm not pregnant anymore?
2. My classmate said the results from the test strip may not be accurate. Is that true? The result matches the negative image on the instructions, but does that still mean it's not accurate?
3. Does the symptom of a cold occur as a sign of pregnancy? What symptoms can I expect in the first month of pregnancy?
I hope the doctor answers each question one by one. Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the situation you described, if you tested negative with an ovulation test after cohabitation, it means you do not ovulate, so you will not get pregnant either.Regarding your situation, if you do not plan to have children, using condoms during cohabitation is the safest and most effective method of contraception. It is also recommended that you pay more attention to personal hygiene, especially around the external genital area.
I suggest drinking more water, eating more fruits and vegetables, avoiding irritability, and not staying up late. This should help improve your condition. Wishing you good health.