Patient's question:
There was a bit of bleeding at first, but it hasn't happened since. I had sexual intercourse on the 15th of this month. At first, I didn't wear a condom, but I used contraception measures afterward until the sperm was released. I'm not sure if I might be pregnant or if it will affect my health? It's said that sexual activity should be avoided for a month, but being off by one day shouldn't matter, right?Medical History and Treatment Effects:
I want to know if it will affect my health and if I might be pregnant.
Desired Help:
I want to know if it will affect my health and if I might be pregnant.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, this situation falls under coitus interruptus. Although the chances of pregnancy are relatively low, there is still a certain level of risk involved.Coitus interruptus can also lead to unintended pregnancy. It is recommended to use condoms or take emergency contraception within 72 hours after sexual intercourse. If you have any other questions, feel free to consult. You should also monitor your menstrual cycle closely. If your period is normal, it means you are not pregnant.
If you do not have plans to have a baby for the time being, it is best to use condoms during sexual activity to avoid unintended pregnancy.