Patient's question:
I had my period on the 12th, it ended on the 15th. Will I get pregnant if I have sex on the 17th?Doctor's answer:
Advice: Intercourse during menstruation will not lead to pregnancy. Intercourse during menstruation can easily cause gynecological infections. The dangers of intercourse during menstruation are significant: (1) It can easily cause various inflammations, such as endometritis, fallopian tube inflammation, pelvic inflammation, and infertility. (2) The uterine contractions caused by intercourse during menstruation can push menstrual blood into the abdominal cavity, posing a risk of endometriosis. (3) During intercourse during menstruation, some sperm and other components of semen may enter a woman's bloodstream through small blood vessel tears, stimulating the immune system to form anti-sperm antibodies and leading to immunological infertility. (4) Various blood-borne infectious diseases can be transmitted between partners. (5) Intercourse during menstruation can cause increased bleeding or prolonged bleeding duration. Therefore, it is best to avoid intercourse during menstruation as much as possible. Doctor's inquiry: