Patient's question:
Doctor: Hello!1: My wife and I are living in separate places. During two ovulation periods, we did not take any contraceptive measures, but my wife did not get pregnant in either case. Should we get checked?
2: My wife got the flu vaccine a few days ago. We will reunite with each other in two months. Can my wife get pregnant after two months? (Note: The second question appears to be repeated, so I've translated it once.)
Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the first day of your menstrual period, count 7 days backward and 8 days forward for the safe period, and the other times are the ovulation period. This is a relatively rough calculation method.The more precise calculation method for the ovulation period is: count 14 days backward from the next expected menstrual period, and then count 4 days forward. These ten days are the ovulation period. So, if your menstrual cycle is 30 days, April 8th to 17th would be your ovulation period. If you're planning to get pregnant, it's recommended to have intercourse every other day during the ovulation period. After intercourse, you can place a pillow under your buttocks for about half an hour. This can help sperm enter the uterine cavity.