Patient's question:
Please ask if I haven't taken any contraceptive measures for two months and haven't gotten pregnant, will it be infertile? I'm worried about my menstruation affecting it, the color is purplish-black. Do I need to go to the hospital for a check-up? If so, what tests do I need to take?Doctor's answer:
??????The primary condition for pregnancy is sperm and egg, which means effective sexual intercourse around the time of ovulation is necessary for pregnancy to occur. Ovulation in women generally happens 14 days before the next menstrual period. Since both sperm and egg can survive in the female body for about 4 days, the days from 4 days before to 5 days after ovulation are considered the "dangerous period." During this time, the chances of pregnancy are higher. If pregnancy does not occur during the dangerous period, it may be due to reasons such as the woman not ovulating or the male sperm having lower vitality.