Patient's question:
Symptom Description: It started on the 31st and was gone by the 7th. We had intercourse on the 13th. Is this safe?History of Treatment and Effect: Haven't seen a doctor yet
Help Needed: Want to know if it's safe
Doctor's answer:
Female vaginal discharge varies regularly with different phases of the menstrual cycle. During ovulation, the amount of discharge increases, the vagina feels moist, the discharge becomes clear, and it can stretch into threads, up to 10 centimeters long. The last day of this type of discharge generally indicates the ovulation period. Avoid sexual intercourse 3-4 days before and 5-7 days after this period. Safe period intercourse is suitable for individuals with a regular menstrual cycle, couples who live together frequently, and those who can skillfully master and strictly adhere to the safe period. It is not recommended for couples who do not live together regularly, women after childbirth or miscarriage, women whose mental state, living environment, or health condition has changed, and those who cannot master the safe period. Newlyweds who are emotionally excited and have strong sexual desire are also temporarily unsuitable for safe period contraception.