Patient's question:
What is the reason for not getting pregnant in the same room? I want to ask if having sex during ovulation did not lead to pregnancy, and I have no history of miscarriage. Last month, I was trying to get pregnant, and for the past few months, I have been using contraception. My periods have always come on the 1st.Doctor's answer:
It is recommended that you go to the hospital on the tenth day after your menstrual period to monitor the development of your follicles. If the follicles develop well, you can take the opportunity to have intercourse. During sexual activity, you can change your position and adopt the kneeling behind posture to allow the semen to be the anterior fornix of the vagina, which is closer to the cervix, thereby creating conditions for the sperm to enter the uterus. Alternatively, you can have intercourse in the normal position and, immediately after, the woman should assume a prone position with a pillow under her abdomen, resting for 30 minutes to facilitate the sperm's entry into the cervix. Both methods can increase the chances of conception.