Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided text, with the specified requirements in mind:"I have a small amount of semen from a chronic prostatitis patient. Would it be possible to get pregnant if it is inserted into the vagina? The semen is yellow, and it has been 11 days. The period is 7 days late. The pregnancy test showed negative."
Doctor's answer:
The test strip shows one line, which should mean you're not pregnant. A delay or advancement of one week in menstruation is approximately a normal phenomenon, and excessive stress can interfere with the onset of menstruation. Recently, pay attention to preventing cold in the lower abdomen, avoid spicy foods, and base your diet on light and simple foods. Wait for your period to come. For severe prostatitis patients, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly and treat it in accordance with the doctor's advice. Do not blindly use medication to avoid worsening the condition.