Patient's question:
Regarding the IUD, I also checked the vaginal discharge and found a fungal infection and trichomoniasis, as well as other types of bacteria, but there were no obvious symptoms at that time.Doctor's answer:
Hello, during the period of gynecological inflammation, it is recommended not to get pregnant. On the one hand, it is not conducive to conception, and on the other hand, pregnancy is not beneficial for the development of the fetus. Moreover, medication during pregnancy can be quite troublesome.Suggestions: It is better to postpone getting pregnant until the vaginal inflammation is resolved. For future attempts at conception, both partners are advised to abstain from sex for three to five days before the ovulation period and engage in intercourse during the ovulation period. The male-on-female position is recommended. Additionally, after each act of intercourse, do not withdraw the penis immediately. Placing a pillow under the woman's hips can also increase the chances of conception. Excessive frequency of sexual activity may also affect conception.